
Pee Power Project Benefits from UKZN Research
A Microbial Fuel Cell stack prototype continuously produced electricity from human urine over a period of eight months powering four LED lights fitted within a

RUNRES Team Adapts to COVID-19 Conditions to Continue Community Engagement
An international project working alongside communities to co-design safe, cost-effective and socially acceptable waste management and sanitation innovations to establish a circular economy has continued

Agriculture Graduate Forges Ahead
Click here for isiZulu version BSc in Agriculture graduate, 25-year-old Mr Nhlakanipho Motaung, has flourished since joining the Umngeni Resilience Project (URP) in April 2019.

Under the leadership of Professor Derek Stretch and Dr Justin Pringle, UKZN’s Environmental Fluid Mechanics Laboratory (EFML) is pioneering innovative research projects that apply its

Data Analytics Training Workshop for Teachers
A training workshop was held at UKZN’s Data Science for Business computer laboratory for teachers involved in the second round of the eThekwini Municipal Maths

Neptune Project Raises Awareness of Pollution in Umgeni River
UKZN hosted a cocktail event on the Howard College campus on 18 February with the theme: Zero Waste Rivers: The Neptune Project. Spearheaded by South

A-Rating a Boost for Honorary Professor’s Conservation Work
Click here for isiZulu version Honorary Professor in the School of Life Sciences Colin Chapman has been awarded an A1 rating from South Africa’s National Research Foundation (NRF), recognising

ACCESS Award Recognises UKZN Student and Staff Member’s Contributions to Habitable Planet
UKZN student, Ms Weliswa Kunene and staff member, Mr S’khumbuzo Radebe have received the Dumisani Ndaba Award (DNA) from the Alliance for Collaboration in Climate