Announcement of Successful Proposals for the Global Research Council Sustainable Devlopment Goals Pilot Call
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wpadmin NRF in the NewsScience Matters December 15, 2021 COVID-19 again takes centre stage with a report on vaccine hesitancy in South Africa. The impact of the COVID-19 lockdowns on HIV care is the subject of another study, this time in KwaZulu-Natal, a region with the country’s heaviest HIV/AIDS burden. With 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence in December, it is apt that we also look at this problem which puts women in South Africa at risk of hypertension. There are also two articles that look at climate change – one on the vulnerability of coastal marine species and the other at ways of predicting its effects. There is good news in the area of the treatment of cancer and other diseases as scientists research radionuclide treatment and, while on the subject of radiation, we include an article that ponders what happens to the human immune system during long space travel. We also take a look at why the youth unemployment problem is so difficult to solve. Please see below the Science Matters Magazine Vol.4 Issue 2 NRF_SMM_Vol4_Issue2Download Share on Facebook Share on X
-NRF in the NewsNRF-SAEON scientists help young innovators tackle ocean challenges through FIRST LEGO League November 6, 2026
-NRF in the NewsCapacity-building workshops are broadening participation in biodiversity research funding October 30, 2026
-NRF in the NewsNRF-SAASTA implements the Science Shop research project on co–designing housing futures with Melusi informal settlement October 30, 2026
-NRF in the NewsNRF-SAASTA hosts webinar examining causes of Gauteng’s malaria spike October 30, 2026