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Mines and manufacturers rely on CSIR testing for safe, quality products
Mines and manufacturers rely on CSIR testing for safe, quality products
The CSIR ensures that products in the mining industry and beyond are safe and of high quality. Our rope testing laboratory, self-contained self-rescuer testing laboratory and mechanical testing laboratory are national assets in terms of the facilities and expertise we have available to support South African businesses.
A new generation of ocean experts to tackle climate change
Explore the future of industrial work at the CSIR Learning Factory
Explore the future of industrial work at the CSIR Learning Factory
The CSIR’s Learning Factory is a space where South Africa’s current and future workforce can explore technologies of the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) hands-on.
Cofimvaba learners log green scores for CSIR-designed science centre
Cofimvaba learners log green scores for CSIR-designed science centre
South Africa’s first net-zero science centre, designed by CSIR research architects, is now an ongoing citizen science experiment in green building practices and a model for future buildings. Learners from two nearby high schools in Cofimvaba, Eastern Cape, use tablets to score the building’s thermal performance, while its water and energy efficiency are monitored in a digital twin building.
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivers concluding remarks to the CSIR stakeholders
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivers concluding remarks to the CSIR stakeholders
President Cyril Ramaphosa conducts a tour of the facilities at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), an entity of the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation. Video by South African Government
Scientists called in as wind disrupts fruit exports in Cape Town
A farm-to-fork app for emerging poultry farmers
A farm-to-fork app for emerging poultry farmers
Limpopo poultry farmers are using the ILIMA app to monitor their chickens’ feeding habits, vaccinations, thermal comfort, mortalities and sales. The app was developed by CSIR researchers alongside small-scale farmers to ensure that it has all the features they need to digitise farm management and to connect them securely to their suppliers and markets.
Reading for meaning in Sepedi, isiZulu, English and Afrikaans
Reading for meaning in Sepedi, isiZulu, English and Afrikaans
Reading for meaning in Sepedi, isiZulu, English and Afrikaans: We are piloting the Ngiyaqonda! literacy app to help South African children read for meaning in their home language.
Satellite ocean colour maps warn abalone farmers of harmful algae
Satellite ocean colour maps warn abalone farmers of harmful algae
Scientists from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) developed ocean colour and temperature data from satellites that is easy to access as an online tool. The work forms part of the country’s ocean economy plan to boost aquaculture jobs.
Scientific support for South African cannabis products
Scientific support for South African cannabis products
Local cannabis cosmetic business Green House Village is one of 23 SMMEs that the CSIR has supported with the development of high-quality, regulatory-compliant, safe, efficacious and affordable cannabis products for local and international markets.
CSIR women in Earth observation
CSIR women in Earth observation
Hearing about the work of Karen Steenkamp, Dr Nobuhle Majozi and Dr Cecilia Masemola and how they, by relying on data gleaned from way up there, are able to help farmers and other decision-makers way down here, makes one wonder if Big Brother knows that the sisters are stealing the show.
Creating space for women in science
Creating space for women in science
To mark Women’s month, CSIR senior researchers in radar and electronic warfare, Dr Monique Potgieter and Dr Ciara Blaauw take us on a photographic journey of the moments that shaped the women they’ve become. Through a bursary and internship at the CSIR, the pair not only realised their dreams, but also founded the CSIR Women’s Forum.
CSIR and CapeBio co-develop Covid-19 Test Kit
CSIR and CapeBio co-develop Covid-19 Test Kit
A CSIR private-public partnership shows how funding through the national research and development system helped create South Africa’s own, locally developed PCR test kits and reagents to test Covid-19.
Converting food waste into high-value materials
Converting food waste into high-value materials
CSIR experts in advanced agriculture and food research have partnered with the United Nations Development Programme to create a solution that maximises the value of waste created at fresh fruit markets across the country.
Research shows storms drive outgassing of carbon dioxide in the subpolar Southern Ocean
Research shows storms drive outgassing of carbon dioxide in the subpolar Southern Ocean
CSIR scientists from the Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observatory and a team of international scientists have published research findings on how storms drive the outgassing of carbon dioxide in the subpolar Southern Ocean.
Western Cape firefighter drones to use CSIR sensors
Western Cape firefighter drones to use CSIR sensors
Table Mountain authorities in the Western Cape may soon call on firefighter drones to detect and extinguish small fires in hard-to-reach places before they spread to the City of Cape Town.
Text and audio synchronisation for accessible digital reading and learning
CSIR Women in cosmetic development
CSIR Women in cosmetic development
Phatheka Ndzotoyi, Vivey Phasha and Dr Sreejarani Pillai join their skills as part of the CSIR’s agroprocessing team to not only grow the agri-entrepreneur sector, but also develop advanced and regulatory-compliant products focusing on skin, body and hair care.
CSIR’s new indoor energy storage testbed to boost local solutions for sustainable energy storage
CSIR’s new indoor energy storage testbed to boost local solutions for sustainable energy storage
The CSIR Indoor Energy Storage Testbed provides expertise that will strengthen South Africa’s ability to support local players in the battery value chain, thereby boosting the country’s capabilities in renewable energy storage.
CSIR hands over TV White Space Spectrum project to KwaXolo community
Vegan protein powder for food companies
Vegan protein powder for food companies
The CSIR’s Biomanufacturing Industry Development Centre (BIDC) has developed a mycoprotein product for local SMME MycoSure, which can be added to soups, shakes and other foods.
Turning a smartphone into a medical diagnostic tool
Turning a smartphone into a medical diagnostic tool
The CSIR biophotonics group has developed technology that converts a smartphone into a spectrometer to detect illnesses in bodily fluid samples such as urine, saliva and blood.
A novel technology for production of cellulose nanocrystals from sawdust
CSIR women in biophotonics
CSIR women in biophotonics
When Dr Patience Mthunzi-Kufa, Dr Lungile Thwala, Dr Masixole Lugongolo and Dr Mabotse Tjale talk about shedding light on disease – from its diagnosis to its progression and the best treatment regimens – they are not only referring to increasing their understanding. These women in the CSIR’s biophotonics team literally shine a light on disease.
Meet a CSIR limnologist who specialises in fresh water systems
Biocatalysis: the ultimate green technology
Biocatalysis: the ultimate green technology
CSIR researchers have perfected the method of biocatalysis to convert citrus waste into high-value products. Biocatalysis offers several advantages over traditional chemical catalysis, such as higher specificity, lower energy consumption, milder reaction conditions, less waste generation and better compatibility with renewable feedstocks – all aspects that are important in a circular economy.
A new defensive pod technology for fast jets
A new defensive pod technology for fast jets
In March 2024, a South African Air Force fast jet took to the skies near Cape Agulhas, carrying a new, locally developed technology that could help aircraft defend against attacks. These flight tests were the culmination of work that began in 2019 when Armscor tasked the CSIR to assist local small business Sysdel CC with integrating their new pod with the Hawk aircraft.
New diagnostic technology to detect viral diseases affecting aquaculture in Africa
New diagnostic technology to detect viral diseases affecting aquaculture in Africa
CSIR researchers are collaborating with their counterparts in other African countries to validate novel diagnostic assays developed at the CSIR to detect viral diseases affecting African aquaculture. Freshwater fish farming has become increasingly important in Africa because it is an affordable and sustainable source of animal protein.
An app to help farmers forecast the water requirements of apple orchards
Novel polymer composite packaging solution to prolong shelf-life of food
Novel polymer composite packaging solution to prolong shelf-life of food
30% of food losses or wastage is linked to inadequate packaging solutions in South Africa. The CSIR is developing a packaging solution that features nanocomposite technology which has the potential to extend the shelf-life of spices, nuts and wine.
Cmore wildlife in action
Cmore wildlife in action
The CSIR has developed an innovative shared awareness and integration platform, Cmore, using modern web and mobile technology. It addresses the need for situation awareness and collaboration amongst users through the consolidation of information from various sensors and external systems as well as real-time analytics.
The Green Book: Adapting South Africa's settlements for the future
A wide-area surveillance system that detects and classifies moving entities automatically
A wide-area surveillance system that detects and classifies moving entities automatically
The CSIR has developed a next-generation radar system that has reduced poaching in areas of the Kruger National Park where that system has been deployed.
CSIR Site Safety, Health and Environmental Awareness
CSIR Site Safety, Health and Environmental Awareness
The CSIR places a strong emphasis on the safety and wellbeing of all individuals entering a CSIR site. The content covers the critical safety, health and environmental rules to follow when visiting a CSIR site. It is important to take note of the rules and how to react in the case of an emergency.
Sedirisiwa sa go sekaseka le go phuruphutsha go ka tokafatsa pabalesego mo ditereneng
Collaborating to advance quantum physics
Collaborating to advance quantum physics
The CSIR and Stellenbosch University are collaborating to boost local training of experts to do fundamental research in the field of quantum physics. CSIR physicist, Dr Herman Uys, is the research chair in quantum, optical and atomic physics at the university’s science faculty.
Creating a circular plastics economy in South Africa
Creating a circular plastics economy in South Africa
Plastics have become a central part of our lives, from their use in agriculture to the convenience they provide in single-use packaging. However, the mismanagement of plastic can result in significant environmental and economic impacts.
The Photonics Prototyping Facility
The Photonics Prototyping Facility
The Photonics Prototyping Facility (PPF) is aiming to address the current lack of commercialised photonics products within South Africa by providing world-class facilities, technical support and scarce skills.
Indlela yokucwaninga nokuhlola ezokuphepha emizileni yezitimela yaseNingizimu Afrika
COVID-19: UNIDO and Japan respond to needs of South Africa‘s waste reclaimers
Using biometrics to identify minors
Using biometrics to identify minors
The CSIR is investigating a suitable biometric - using the ear, iris and fingerprint - for the automatic recognition of children's identities from birth till adulthood.
A low-cost, green solution that removes nutrients from wastewater
A food-packaging innovation for longer shelf life
Highly potent anti-HIV antibodies produced using plants
The CSIR Biomanufacturing Industry Development Centre 2018
CSIR Star Profile Advert
CSIR Star Profile Advert
Meet some of the bright young scientists behind the Ideas That Work.
Helping entrepreneurs with environmental impact assessments
Helping entrepreneurs with environmental impact assessments
The CSIR helps entrepreneurs who wish to grow their businesses but find themselves in unfamiliar environmental regulatory territory through the Special Needs and Development Programme of the Department of Environmental Affairs.
A security surveillance camera and alerting system
The evidence of our warming continent and the impact on SA industrial sectors
Implementing an algae-based wastewater treatment system in a Limpopo community
CSIR mining Competency Based Training
CSIR mining Competency Based Training
This video showcases the specialised training the CSIR has offered the mining industry for several years at its Kloppersbos testing and training facility. It further introduces the new Competency-Based training capabilities which promote superior training methodologies underpinned by Virtual Reality technology.
The aftermath: Drone captures the devastating fire damage in the Garden Route
A low-cost solution for smarter utilisation of national radio frequency spectrum resources
Climate change mitigation: Coastal vulnerability mapping strengthens the hand of SA’s decision-makers
Climate change mitigation: Coastal vulnerability mapping strengthens the hand of SA’s decision-makers
The CSIR, together with Stellenbosch University and Nelson Mandela University, has documented activities and vulnerabilities along the SA coast. The geospatial layers and maps developed can be used by government to manage the potential risks and assets of SA’s coastal areas.
Personalised chemo for African patients
Personalised chemo for African patients
The CSIR and The University of Pretoria are building a database using tumour samples donated by consenting patients at Steve Biko Academic Hospital, so that future patients in Africa can access personalised cancer medicines.
A combined face, body and number recognition system for access control and surveillance purposes
Collecting climate change data using state-of-the-art equipment
Collecting climate change data using state-of-the-art equipment
CSIR scientists are using state-of-the-art equipment to measure carbon dioxide (CO2) exchange and related factors on land and sea. This information helps researchers to more accurately predict the rate of CO2 build-up that could lead to high risk and costly climate change and to test the effectiveness of mitigation strategies.
A kit for the early detection of kidney injury
Using science and innovation to understand the role of the Southern Ocean in a changing climate
Using science and innovation to understand the role of the Southern Ocean in a changing climate
In 2020, the Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observatory celebrates a decade of multidisciplinary research into the role of the Southern Ocean in taking up man-made carbon dioxide
CSIR develops vineyard robot
CSIR develops vineyard robot
The CSIR, in collaboration with Stellenbosch University, has developed a robotic system for horticultural monitoring. This precision-farming tool consists of an automated mobile platform fitted with sensors to monitor plant growth and to estimate grape yield.
Reinventing the Future of Mining Together
Reinventing the Future of Mining Together
This video focuses on the work the CSIR has embarked on in navigating towards implementing its innovation strategy and repositioning itself as the research, development, and innovation partner of choice for the mining industry. It further punts how the CSIR intends to continually develop niche capabilities and fit-for-purpose solutions for the sector.
This year the CSIR Conference is coming to you!
This year the CSIR Conference is coming to you!
To celebrate its 75-year contribution to research, development and innovation in South Africa, the CSIR is hosting its 7th Biennial Conference, virtually, on 11 and 12 November 2020, under the theme, “Touching lives through innovation”.
Meet a CSIR mechanical engineer who specialises in strength and safety testing
Meet a CSIR mechanical engineer who specialises in strength and safety testing
Meet a CSIR mechanical engineer who specialises in strength and safety testing
A framework to guide investments in the Western Cape’s ecological infrastructure
A framework to guide investments in the Western Cape’s ecological infrastructure
The Western Cape Government has commissioned the CSIR to develop an investment framework that will inform decisions on where and how to invest in the region’s ecological infrastructure.
Equipping agribusinesses with tools to support sustainable farming practices
Equipping agribusinesses with tools to support sustainable farming practices
The CSIR has piloted a nationwide project that identified and trained small-scale farmers and staff on technologies to process food waste into biocompost that can replace expensive chemical fertilisers. The farmers completed the comprehensive Food Waste Entrepreneurship Course which encompasses practices that support the circular economy.
Your safety on campus is our priority
Your safety on campus is our priority
Maintaining a healthy and safe organisation is a priority for the leadership. For us to attain zero harm, zero disabling injuries and zero fatalities, we need to continue to cultivate a culture of health and safety within the organisation.
CSIR supports national COVID-19 response with locally developed ventilator
CSIR supports national COVID-19 response with locally developed ventilator
South Africa's first wholly locally-developed ventilators have now been manufactured and will soon help COVID-19 patients in breathing distress.
Making sense of fuel sloshing
Making sense of fuel sloshing
Local experts are collaborating to build a capability in the analysis and design of aircraft fuel tanks. The collaborators are the CSIR (through the Aerospace Industry Support Initiative, an initiative of the dti), Denel Aerostructures and the University of Pretoria.
Towards smart water use in South African apple orchards
Towards smart water use in South African apple orchards
Understanding the water use of apple orchards in a dry country like South Africa is increasingly important. Zanele Ntshidi is part of a CSIR team of scientists that is studying the water use of apple orchards in the Western Cape.
Bioengineering cells for precision medication for the South African population
Bioengineering cells for precision medication for the South African population
CSIR bioengineers are combining stemcell technology and genome engineering to help improve the efficacy and safety of medication for the African population.
Estuaries: Super-ecosystems under threat
Estuaries: Super-ecosystems under threat
South Africa’s estuaries are under threat. Researchers say that multiple interventions are required to avoid a further decline in health. The CSIR led the estuarine component of the National Biodiversity Assessment released earlier this year.
CSIR COVID-19 Induction Video for visitors
CSIR COVID-19 Induction Video for visitors
This video aims to provide anyone visiting the CSIR with information and guidance on processes to prevent and minimise the spread of COVID-19 while on any of the CSIR sites.
Refurbishing steam turbine components with laser technology
Refurbishing steam turbine components with laser technology
The CSIR and Eskom have developed a laser welding process to reconstruct tenons on turbine rotor blade tips which may lead to significant cost savings at power plants.
Bio-degradable plastic bags
Bio-degradable plastic bags
The CSIR is making fully bio-degradable plastic materials by using plant-based polymers to replace the currently used synthetic polymers. The technology will see plastic bags that end up in landfills bio-degrading within 90 days.
CSIR develops chemical-free water purification solution for water in rural areas
CSIR develops chemical-free water purification solution for water in rural areas
The CSIR together with local and international partners has developed a low-cost purification system to help make water in rural and peri-urban areas safe to drink. The system uses no chemicals and less energy than conventional systems.
Reshaping the global underrepresentation of African genetics in science
Reshaping the global underrepresentation of African genetics in science
One in 12 people are admitted to hospital in South Africa not because of the disease they have, but because of the adverse reactions from the drugs they take. Much of this is due to the diverse genetics inherent in the African population.
Discovery of a new coastal current off Madagascar
Discovery of a new coastal current off Madagascar
South African, Malagasy and French researchers have discovered the existence of a coastal current off Madagascar. The newly-described current, the South-west Madagascar Coastal Current, flows poleward off the south-west coast of Madagascar.
Reducing road freight costs and emissions through green tyres
Reducing road freight costs and emissions through green tyres
In a collaboration between the CSIR, Wits University, Cambridge University and Michelin, experimental tests demonstrated an 8-10% reduction in fuel use and carbon emissions through the use of low-rolling resistance truck tyres.
Assisting enterprises to create market-ready products and services
Assisting enterprises to create market-ready products and services
The CSIR helps enterprises in the bio innovation space with product development. In the case of Marple Skin Care, researchers have ensured that its products meet the necessary shelf-life and validation requirements to ensure a high quality product.
Adapting asphalt pavings for a changing climate
Adapting asphalt pavings for a changing climate
CSIR researchers investigate what it takes to build resilient roads for the future.
Microbes in biodiverse Cape soil may lead to promising molecular biology reagents
Microbes in biodiverse Cape soil may lead to promising molecular biology reagents
The Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve in the Western Cape is one of the world's most recognised biodiversity hotspots. CSIR researchers have identified microbes from the reserve's soil that may be used to produce protein molecular biology reagents used in genome engineering.
CSIR Davit System
CSIR Davit System
What if there were Ideas that worked to protect precious lives and tons of cargo?
The CSIR Biomanufacturing Industry Development Centre
The CSIR Biomanufacturing Industry Development Centre
The Biomanufacturing Industry Development Centre is a first of its kind in South Africa and it aims to support SMMEs involved in biomanufacturing in meeting their customer needs within short time-frames and be able to exploit market opportunities.
Highlights from the inaugural CSIR Charity Golf Day
CSIR Advanced Fire Information System
CSIR Advanced Fire Information System
What if there were Ideas that worked to better manage wildfires and protect infrastructure?
Dynamics of the South African energy market and just transition
Technology to affordably produce ‘green’ cement
Phycoremediation for Climate Change Adaptation
Phycoremediation for Climate Change Adaptation
The video offers an overview of the African Development Bank project, which explored the feasibility of implementing phycoremediation technology as an adaptation measure for climate change vulnerability in rural waste stabilization pond systems across SADC countries.
CSIR Transport Safety Laboratory (TSL)
CSIR Transport Safety Laboratory (TSL)
CSIR Transport Safety Laboratory (TSL) is a state-of-the-art facility that is part of the country’s efforts to reduce road fatalities and improve transport infrastructure through scientific research, data-driven solutions, and advanced technologies.
Introducing smart farming solutions to assist emerging farmers
Introducing smart farming solutions to assist emerging farmers
The CSIR, in collaboration with the Department of Science and Innovation and the Agricultural Research Council, is developing a precision agriculture information system that uses drones and other transformative technologies to support farmers with near real time information to enhance decision making on the farm.
Rapidly detecting E.coli in water
Rapidly detecting E.coli in water
The CSIR has developed a disposable device that can rapidly detect E.coli without the need to send samples to laboratories.
New device monitors indoor airborne infection risk
New device monitors indoor airborne infection risk
The CSIR has developed an electronic device that monitors indoor carbon dioxide levels and generates an alarm when corrective action is needed.
A novel encapsulation technology to protect probiotics
A novel encapsulation technology to protect probiotics
The CSIR has developed a novel technology that protects probiotics from environmental effects during storage and from gastric fluids when ingested, to improve their health-imparting benefits.
The CSIR Biorefinery Industry Development Facility
CSIR EVP Directed Innovation
CSIR EVP Directed Innovation
The impact of our work advances economic development and the creation of a capable state and improves the quality of life our people.
#CSIR75: An energy living lab – The Upper Blinkwater Minigrid
#CSIR75: An energy living lab – The Upper Blinkwater Minigrid
A model for rural electrification: The Upper Blinkwater minigrid – An energy living lab
CSIR innovation for smart ports
CSIR innovation for smart ports
The CSIR is assisting the maritime sector to operate safe and efficient ports. The team collects data for decision-making by port authorities, conducts physical modelling to optimise marine structures and undertakes numerical modelling for port layout and ship simulation. Researchers also undertake studies to contribute to environmentally sustainable ports.
Equipping a next generation of young small-scale farming entrepreneurs
Equipping a next generation of young small-scale farming entrepreneurs
The CSIR is implementing an innovation and rural economic development programme that assists young rural participants to enter the farming industry as entrepreneurs.
#CSIR75: Ecological Infrastructure: People and business building a secure future together
The CSIR Indoor Testbed Facility
The CSIR Indoor Testbed Facility
This online virtual video depicts an aerial view shot inside of CSIR indoor testbed facility, by a drone.
Insects: Unlikely heroes in the quest for alternative protein
Insects: Unlikely heroes in the quest for alternative protein
The CSIR has proven the viability of using mealworms – industrially bred on agricultural waste – as protein for poultry and fish feed. This makes it possible to establish rural enterprises that rear insects, make animal feeds and farm fish and poultry.
The CSIR Nanomaterial Industrial Development Facility
A blueprint for an energy-grid for South Africa's rural communities
A blueprint for an energy-grid for South Africa's rural communities
CSIR energy researchers are working on the wind component of a mini-grid project in the Eastern Cape that will in future be rolled out to areas that do not have access to the national electricity grid.
The Green Book: Adapting South Africa's settlements for the future
Science-based, data-driven solutions to find alternatives to plastic
The CSIR PV Module Quality and Reliability Lab
#NSW2021 - Making it possible through science
A survey and inspection device to improve safety on South Africa's railway lines
A survey and inspection device to improve safety on South Africa's railway lines
The CSIR is developing an autonomous vehicle to help prevent delays and accidents on railway tracks.
CSIR Excellence Awards 2022
CSIR Excellence Awards 2022
The awards are one of the initiatives that support our recognition programme and aim to, among others, drive performance and facilitate the retention of our employees by recognising the achievements and behaviour that are crucial to our strategy and the sustainability of the organisation.
Solar energy plant for research on distributed energy generation; reduced carbon footprint - English
Solar energy plant for research on distributed energy generation; reduced carbon footprint - English
New CSIR solar energy plant contributes to reduced carbon footprint and research on distributed energy generation
Meet a CSIR computer scientist who specialises in robotics
Meet a CSIR computer scientist who specialises in robotics
Meet a CSIR computer scientist who specialises in robotics
CSIR conducts 3D model studies for a proposed tidal pool in Port St Johns
CSIR conducts 3D model studies for a proposed tidal pool in Port St Johns
Some of the biggest and busiest ports in the world have been tested at the CSIR’s coastal and hydraulics laboratory.
CSIR supports national COVID-19 response with locally developed ventilator
CSIR's new fingerprint technology
CSIR's new fingerprint technology
The CSIR has launched a new-generation fingerprinting sensing technology that uses high-speed, large-volume optical coherence tomography to acquire the prints.
Genome engineering and stem cells with Janine Scholefield
From data to meaningful decisions
From data to meaningful decisions
The fourth industrial revolution has ushered in an era in which predictions and modelling will add even more value to data. CSIR statisticians and data scientists are using data to create prediction tools that assist stakeholders in their decision-making.
A throwback to Africa Aerospace and Defence 2024 expo
A throwback to Africa Aerospace and Defence 2024 expo
Every second year, the Africa Aerospace and Defence (AAD) expo attracts defence industry players and armed forces from around the world. The CSIR has been a key participant since the inaugural event in 2006.
Highly potent anti-HIV antibodies produced using plants
The CSIR tests a novel turbine wing for its inventor
The CSIR tests a novel turbine wing for its inventor
The CSIR has tested a novel new turbine wing for its South African inventor, using the organisation’s seven-metre wind tunnel. The wing, called BRAYFOIL, was assessed by researchers for its power output potential.
CSIR Sports Club Launch
CSIR Sports Club Launch
Our Sports Club provides its members with support services on a range of sports and recreational activities, including top-class facilities. All activities are guided by the objective outlined in the club’s constitution, which is aligned to the CSIR Sports and Recreation Programme within the Employee Wellness Office.
A food-packaging innovation for longer shelf life
Careers at the CSIR
Careers at the CSIR
The CSIR is a leading scientific and technology research organisation, implementing projects throughout Africa and making a difference in people's lives.
The CSIR Biomanufacturing Industry Development Centre
Webinar on Fourth Industrial Revolution: The Impact of 4ir Technologies on the Education Sector
Technology to Improve Water Management in South African Apple Orchards
Meet a CSIR systems biologist who specialises in malaria research
Meet a CSIR systems biologist who specialises in malaria research
Meet a CSIR systems biologist who specialises in malaria research.
Meet a CSIR geneticist who specialises in stem cell research
Meet a CSIR geneticist who specialises in stem cell research
Meet a CSIR geneticist who specialises in stem cell research.
Meet a CSIR computer scientist who specialises in robotics
Meet a CSIR computer scientist who specialises in robotics
Meet a CSIR computer scientist who specialises in robotics.