Paper-based text proves better for student comprehension
By Staff Writer 20 October 2017Research done by Professor Patricia Alexander and Lauren Singer of the University of Maryland found that comprehension suffers when text is read on-screen. FULL STORY >
'Hovering' antenna design could vastly improve 5G networks
By Robin-Leigh Chetty 16 October 2017A research team at Ohio State University may have found a way to increase the capabilities of 5G networks, with new 'hovering' antennas. FULL STORY >
Singularity University Summit coming to South Africa
By Staff Writer 13 June 2017Tickets are not cheap though. FULL STORY >
New Wits Journalism and Media Innovation Hub open for applications now
By Press Release 1 June 2017Applications now open for a new six-month innovation support programme for existing or new South African journalism and media teams. FULL STORY >
Looking to build a tech start-up? Wits to host MIT Global Start-up Labs Programme
By Press Release 15 May 2017Wits University, in conjunction with MIT Sloan School of Management, has opened applications for teams interested in participating in the MIT Global Start-up Labs Programme. FULL STORY >
Huawei launches authorised Network Academy with Wits University
By Press Release 21 April 2017Huawei and the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) have announced the launch of the Huawei Authorised Information and Network Academy (HAINA) at the Huawei South Africa Eco-Connect Conference in Sandton this week. FULL STORY >
North-West University partners with Standard Bank SA to grow innovators and inventors
By Press Release 29 March 2017The North-West University (NWU) has now partnered with Standard Bank SA to bridge this commercial gap in order to benefit industry investors, research entities and the everyday citizen. FULL STORY >
What can universities do to reduce unemployment? The power of effective entrepreneurship education
By Staff Writer 9 March 2017I believe it is high time to consider what our academic institutions can do to reduce unemployment and to help the poor - by taking what they do best (education) and applying it to one of the most... FULL STORY >
Canon SA donates cameras to help children’s facial screening project
By Staff Writer 1 March 2016Canon South Africa has hopped on-board with the University of Pretoria’s Department of Genetics to help bring to fruition a facial screening project. This project is set to assist with the early diagnosis of disorders in... FULL STORY >
University funded report says 65% of Kickstarter campaigns deliver
By Robin-Leigh Chetty 8 December 2015Surveying almost 500 000 Kickstarter backers, the University of Pennsylvania study confirms that an estimated 65% of campaigns delivering rewards to contributors. FULL STORY >
Red Hat brings open source curriculum to EMEA University students with Red Hat Academy
By Press Release 12 October 2015Red Hat, Inc.announced that Red Hat Academy, an open source education program that provides hands-on curriculum, labs, performance-based testing, and educator training and support, is available to... FULL STORY >
SAP Dual Study Program launched in SA in partnership with the Maharishi Institute
By Staff Writer 29 September 2015Along with the launch of the South African chapter of its SAP Skills for Africa Program, SAP Africa has also detailed a new Dual Study Program with the Maharishi Institute. FULL STORY >
Teaching accounting software at school prepares scholars for university and work
By Staff Writer 11 June 2015The working world has left the days of manually capturing accounting transactions far behind to take advantage of the flexibility, power and automation of accounting software. Yet many schools have yet to... FULL STORY >
New research hypothesizes what actual zombie outbreak would look like
By Ryan Noik 11 March 2015Researchers at Cornell University have actually drawn up a hypothesis of what a real zombie outbreak would look like and where would be safest in the continental US. FULL STORY >
Intel teams up with SA University students to create innovative solutions
By Robin-Leigh Chetty 25 June 2014Intel has announced that the University of Johannesburg and University of Cape Town will receive their Galileo Boards to develop locally relevant and innovative technological solutions. FULL STORY >
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