by rendani | Jul 11, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
There’s much uproar about endangered animals, but some of South Africa’s plant species are also facing extinction. We talk to the team from Stellenbosch University that’s trying to save the paintbrush lily and a traditional healer who is...
by rendani | Jun 23, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
The Western Cape Province has been hit with a severe drought and other extreme weather conditions such as storms, extreme cold and wild fires, so this week looked at effective water management In news, we talked about the number of mobile apps that share phone owners’...
by rendani | Jun 23, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
South Africa commemorated the 41st anniversary of the June 16 uprising this past Friday. The Science Inside team decided to look at science that focuses on millennials. In our news this week, we continue looking at the future of hybrid and electric cars, could they...
by rendani | Jun 6, 2017 | The Science Inside
Terrorist attacks are making headlines again in recent weeks, especially in the UK. In our news this week, a new kind of battery might change the future of hybrid and electric cars and research into how we recognise familiar faces. Our first story looks at man’s best...
by rendani | May 30, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
We look at the stats for missing person in SA. News this week’s enlightens us on the incredible power of the human brain in detecting disease before we even feel any symptoms. We explore the world of satellites and GIS with Phila Sibandze from SANSA, as well as...
by rendani | May 24, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe has been back in the news after flying to Singapore to receive treatment for an eye problem. We explore whether losing one sense really makes your others sharper. In the news this week it’s rhesus monkeys, disaster areas...
