Strong ethical values and conduct make research trustworthy
The age of big data, open access, social media, transdisciplinary collaboration, the Fourth Industrial Revolution and beyond, demands additional and even new considerations for what it means to be a responsible researcher.
CPUT wins big at NRF awards
CPUT Research Fellow, Dr Moses Basitere is a recipient of the 2020 National Research Foundation (NRF) Award in recognition of exceptional performance in research at national level for an emerging researcher.
CPUT designs fourth satellite mission
As the global community celebrates World Space Week, the CPUT is currently developing its fourth satellite mission, called M2MSat.
Master’s student invents glucose sensor
Chemical Engineering Master's student Neville Cory has developed a sensor that is powered by a cellphone flashlight to measure blood glucose.
Two awards for young investigators
Two young investigators from the Applied Microbial and Health Biotechnology Institute (AMHBI) did CPUT proud at the 1st Joint Conference of the Pan African Environmental Mutagen and Genomics Society and the Society for Free Radical Research – Africa.
CPUT launches third satellite mission
CPUT will launch the first South African constellation of three satellites for Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) this summer.
Rooibos could play supportive role during pandemic
An article by two CPUT researchers has focused attention on the supportive role South Africa’s indigenous herbal tea, Rooibos, could play during the COVID-19 pandemic.
