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How young UJ archaeologists discover what ancient people sowed

Tracing Big Data’s fingerprints on stability of SA society

UJ researchers explore snake and scorpion venoms for future anti-cancer treatments

Improved transport planning can mean freedom of movement for everyone

Research shows feasibility of industrial rooftop solar with storage to reduce diesel price shocks in Johannesburg

Building Ubuntu into children’s hospital stays

From inside people to between communities – better forecasts about deadly infectious diseases

Advancing Adaptive Governance: UJ PEETS leads collaboration at 8th Gauteng Environmental Research Symposium

How young UJ archaeologists discover what ancient people sowed

The Limpopo villagers keeping their mopane and marula trees standing

The Limpopo villagers keeping their mopane and marula trees standing

Gatekeeping in wildlife research sidelines women, young scientists, and “unglamorous” animals, UJ study finds

Gatekeeping in wildlife research sidelines women, young scientists, and “unglamorous” animals, UJ study finds

UJ study finds attitudes, not technology, will determine future of 3D-printed food

UJ study finds attitudes, not technology, will determine future of 3D-printed food

Vulnerable children hit hard by climatic changes, UJ and SANBI study finds

Vulnerable children hit hard by climatic changes, UJ and SANBI study finds

Trapped by circumstance: UJ study shows the silent mental health crisis threatening learners in Gauteng’s under-resourced schools

Trapped by circumstance: UJ study shows the silent mental health crisis threatening learners in Gauteng’s under-resourced schools

Irrigation scheme decisions require overhaul due to climate change, UJ study finds

Irrigation scheme decisions require overhaul due to climate change, UJ study finds

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