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An extensive analysis of 26 years of satellite data across a diverse range of algorithms has revealed a troubling trend: a widespread decline in ocean productivity affecting ocean ecosystem services. This decline presents serious challenges, not only to marine biodiversity but also to the interconnected systems that sustain human life and help regulate the Earth’s climate.
The CSIR YouTube channel features a range of exciting, informative and inspiring videos that highlight the incredible work that we are doing across various fields. From innovative research to cutting-edge technologies, there is something for everyone to discover.
With eight decades of experience in pioneering bespoke innovations, the CSIR boasts a workforce where over 70% specialise in engineering, science, and technology. By assembling multidisciplinary teams and drawing on unique laboratory infrastructure, the CSIR delivers cutting-edge solutions across high-impact industries like mining. As a trusted and strategic innovation partner, the CSIR supports the sector in advancing efficient, safe, and sustainable mining practices and operations.
The Centre for High Performance Computing (CHPC) provides the South African research community with cloud and high-performance computing resources. As part of the resolutions from the CHPC’s National Conference in December, the centre is proud to announce that it will serve as the hub for access to physical quantum computing resources for its users.
Low literacy remains a significant challenge in South Africa, with recent studies highlighting concerning trends. The Progress in International Reading Literacy Study has shown that 81% of South African 10-year-olds cannot read with comprehension. This result underscores the urgent need for effective literacy improvement interventions.
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Three team CSIR members exhibited at this year’s Southern African Conference of Artificial Intelligence Research (SACAIR). The event took place from 2 to 6 December at the University of Free State, in Bloemfontein.
The Biomanufacturing Technologies course provides comprehensive competency building and skills transfer across all aspects relating to biomanufacturing such as an in-depth look at the challenges and solutions for production and scale-up across various expression platforms including fungal, yeast, bacterial and mammalian systems.