by rendani | May 16, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
Last week, the Evolutionary Studies Institute at Wits University released new research on the species Homo Naledi. We looked at the recent updates. In news, we talk about 7K cameras and cyber security. Dr Jerome Reynard from the School of Geography, Archaeology and...
by rendani | May 9, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
The 8th of May was World Red Cross Day, so this week it’s all about medicine for the sake of good. We look at the history of the Red Cross Society and what work the organisation does in South Africa. In news, we talk about babies feeling pain and dinosaurs....
by rendani | May 2, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
Following increased car accidents over the Easter weekend, this week is all about our roads. We look at why you may trip over your own feet. There’s advanced driving skills with the Volkswagen Academy and the euro NCAP Programme Manager, Aled Williams expains to...
by rendani | Apr 18, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
Happy Family Day from the #ScienceInside! On this week’s show, 58% of people eat chocolate bunnies ears first. There’snews about honesty and brain implants. We cook up some chemistry you can do in your own kitchen with Dr Stephen Ashworth from the...
by rendani | Apr 11, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
Following the earth tremour in Johannesburg recently, we look back at the history of earthquakes in South Africa. Doctor Alastair Sloan from UCT tells us about seismology and how citizens can be involved in the study of earthquakes. Then associate professor Chris Roth...
by rendani | Apr 5, 2017 | News, The Science Inside
In honour of SA Fashion Week, we speak to the team at Silverguard about an antimicrobial silver threaded fabric that may help save South African lives. We also find out what goes into getting a great body from Miss Wits 2017, Palesa Lombard, last year’s winner,...
