Nelson Mandela University, as a dynamic African University, is committed to excellence and innovation, and fostering a pioneering and inventive spirit among our students and scholars. It is a University that acts as a social laboratory for experimentation, innovation and creativity to find answers to epic challenges facing society and the economy today.
NMU recently established and launched a number of research hubs such as the Centre for Broadband Communication to conduct pioneering research around optical fibre data transport for the Square Kilometre Array radio telescope; an innovation hub to support small business in Port Elizabeth and beyond; a Centre for African Palaeoscience; and a Research Chair in Earth Systems Science. More exciting is the development currently underway of a range of new maritime and marine education and training, research, innovation and engagement programmes to support South Africa and the continent’s blue economy initiatives.
A new Kruger National Park study has conclusively found that dehorning rhino can save most from poachers, but some will still be killed for their stumps.
Raw organic amaranth, an indigenous superfood.
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No fossilised pangolin tracks had been recorded anywhere in the world until a track was found in South Africa, dated to between 90,000 and 140,000 years ago.
Trackers #oma Daqm and /uce Nǂamce.
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Les consommateurs doivent faire un compromis entre la préservation de leur capital pour la retraite et le respect de leurs obligations financières mensuelles.
Le pingouin d'Afrique a été déclaré en danger critique d'extinction et pourrait disparaître à l'état sauvage d'ici 2035 si la pêche commerciale dans ses zones de reproduction n'est pas limitée.
The footprints of an adult (centre left) and a toddler (top and bottom right), captured in 3D photogrammetry.
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The African penguin has been declared critically endangered and could become extinct in the wild by 2035 unless commercial fishing in its breeding areas is limited.
Marine art is an important form of storytelling. Visual, performance, sculptural and moving image arts have driven the evolution of marine sciences too.