Article by: Corporate Communication [Alec Basson] Shack fires usually spread very quickly and lead to loss of life and property in informal settlements. And although there’s no magic bullet to …
Article by Media and Communication, Faculty of Science. Germany’s Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, one of Europe’s leading applied research organisations, have joined forces with Stellenbosch University (SU) to address the water, energy and food …
Another well attended and successful Open Day! The Faculty of Engineering is well-known for the wonderful team effort by students and staff during this important annual marketing event held on …
“Engineering students – support each other and keep in contact!” said Martin Petrick at the 55-year reunion breakfast of the Stellenbosch Mechanical Engineering Class of 1964 held at Devonvale on …
The Department of Industrial Engineering is thrilled to have an eminent expert in Advanced Manufacturing on its team. Prof Natasha Sacks, who joined the Department of Industrial Engineering in October …
“In 2012 the buzz word was Data Science – in 2020 it is Data Engineering.” These words were uttered by the President of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers …
The two matric learners who came second and third overall amongst Quintile 5 schools in South Africa in the 2019 National Senior Certificate (NSC) have chosen Stellenbosch for their Engineering …
For Kurt Coetzer 2019 was a year full of highlights. He received three awards and his research took him to three overseas destinations. “The year started well and turned out …
Article by Prof Thinus Booysen. This article was originally published on The Conversation. South Africa’s energy crisis has many dimensions, from political and economic to technical and environmental. Recently, the country’s power utility, …
“I grew up with a deep love of nature,” says Dominique van Schalkwyk who will receive her master’s degree in Chemical Engineering on 9 December 2019. “When I first learned …
