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Prof Francesco Petruccione, Professor of Quantum Computing at Stellenbosch University, has been appointed the permanent Director of NITheCS.

It is exciting to be able to apply our training in the sciences to solve real-world problems and use our research findings to inform policies.

Dr Kingsley Onyebuchi Obodo is a computational condensed matter/physics researcher. He holds a degree in physics and electronics technology...

'Embrace the unknown, for it is where discoveries lie in wait and dreams take flight,' says Dr Adriana Marais (Stellenbosch University).

Game-changers in materials science will be AI and quantum computing. Both should allow us to develop new materials faster and more efficiently

'My work at the UJ Soweto Science Centre affords me the opportunity to contribute towards responding to the STEM-related challenges.'

Quantum computers provide unprecedented opportunities to convey ideas and applications of quantum mechanics and participate in its development

The first paper with the NITheCS affiliation has been published. Associates are encouraged to use the NITheCS affiliation on publications.

'Seeing the telescopes from the sky for the first time was very exciting,' says Dr Marisa Geyer, a lecturer at the University of Cape Town.

Prof Inger Fabris-Rotelli, an associate professor at the University of Pretoria, says that being in a STEM field is incredibly rewarding.