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Two researchers from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) recently shared their views on the use of nature-based solutions in business and society in a webinar organised by a
Researchers at the CSIR (Council for Scientific and Industrial Research) have demonstrated a world-first laser cladding system that offers a permanent solution to sealing leaks and repairing cracks at power stations.
Microfluidic and microsystem -based devices are at the forefront of diagnostic development for resource-poor areas. They offer solutions to problems such as lack of electric power, running water, clean laboratories and skilled people.
The feasibility and sustainability of technologies aimed at developing a low-carbon and climate resilient development path in KwaZulu-Natal were analysed at a workshop held at the Umfolozi Technica
Devastating wildfires are known to cause irreparable damage the world over. Studies conducted by CSIR earth observation experts revealed that determining the end of the growing season is important to be able to assess the risk of fire spread in the African savannas.
The Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA), in collaboration with the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF), has commissioned the CSIR to conduct a Strategic Environmental Ass
The CSIR recently announced the signing of a three-year, multimillion-rand contract with Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) for the maintenance of existing Datawell Waveriders and wind statio
The CSIR microfluidic foundry facility in Pretoria is a clean room where silicon wafer moulds are manufactured.
The CSIR is working towards strengthening the capacity of the Department of Health to improve the handling of COVID-19 infections in South Africa.
The CSIR’s skills base in oceanography and marine science includes specialised knowledge and expertise in numerical ocean modelling.