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The Faculty of Engineering at Stellenbosch University (SU) is excited about the contributions our newest academic staff members will bring to both the Faculty and the broader University community. Having 
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The legacy of world renowned space scientist and Maties alumnus Dr Japie van Zyl endures with Hydrosat‘s launch of the eponymous VanZyl-1 satellite aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-11. Van Zyl was co-founder of Hydrosat 
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[Women in Engineering #3] [Women in Engineering #2] [Women in Engineering #1] During Women’s Month, we spotlight a few remarkable women who have made significant strides in engineering since graduating 
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The Wilhelm Frank Trust has committed significant funding to support Stellenbosch University’s (SU) “Clean Hydrogen Technology Programme” led by Prof Craig McGregor at the Faculty of Engineering. This five-year funding 
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[Women in Engineering #3] [Women in Engineering #2] [Women in Engineering #1] During Women’s Month, we spotlight a few remarkable women who have made significant strides in engineering since graduating 
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The Department of Chemical Engineering introduced a Data Analytics focus area to its MEng programme, with the first intake already in 2024. The focus area will equip chemical engineers with 
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[Women in Engineering #1] [Women in Engineering #2] [Women in Engineering #3]  During Women’s Month, we spotlight a few remarkable women who have made significant strides in engineering since graduating 
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To ensure safety and resilience against fire hazards, Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Faculty of Engineering is making significant strides through its innovative research and industry partnerships. At the forefront of this 
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The Faculty of Engineering building, constructed in the 1970s, was originally built when it was assumed that South Africa would adopt the British standard for square power outlet plugs (UK 
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The Faculty of Engineering at Stellenbosch University is thrilled to announce the recent promotions of its academic staff, recognising their exceptional contributions. Acting Dean Prof Petrie Meyer congratulated the 16 
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