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Artificial intelligence (AI) researchers in South Africa and the United Kingdom (UK) have developed a prototype tool that will help government and farmers solve one of South Africa’s biggest conund
South Africa’s estuaries are home to a unique mix of plant and animal life and provide vital ecosystems services.
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) senior researcher Dr Lorren Haywood shared impressive insights into the organisation’s innovative approaches to sustainable waste management, r
The head of the CSIR Energy Research Centre, Dr Thabo Hlalele, led the discussion with the Flux50 members. The topics centred around areas of collaboration and energy. Several areas were identified and separate engagements for further collaboration were established, most notably on the thermal storage side. There were also discussions around energy trading. Read more...
The students wanted to visit the CSIR to learn about the latest research in agriculture, water, climate change and remote sensing. With little time to spare, Mobe set about composing the perfect programme, to the delight of Frederick Mashao of the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies and the School of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at UL. Read more...
Charting the future of science, technology and innovation (STI), the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) jointly hosted a workshop on the Decadal Plan from 22 to 23 November 2021. This workshop, which took place at the CSIR’s Knowledge Commons, with key CSIR and DSI drivers, largely focussed on STI priority areas in support of the societal grand challenges.
The CSIR is formulating new specifications for bitumen. Bitumen is a tar-like substance that is mixed with aggregate particles to pave roads.
The CSIR has developed eco-friendly biological agents to use in domestic ponds and dams to promote fish health and growth...
Navigating a course towards blue economies and making positive changes in ports was the core concern at this year’s African Harbour Masters’ Conference. Held from 2 to 4 April 2025 in Cape Town, the CSIR participated in high-level discussions, exhibitions and networking opportunities to foster collaboration and drive sustainable growth within the port and maritime sector. Joining 150 conference delegates, #TeamCSIR showcased its advanced capabilities to provide smart and innovative solutions for sustainable port operations in Africa and beyond. Click here to read this story.