Quest Volume 18 Number 4

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Quest Vol 18 no 4.pdf (3.82 MB)
EDITOR’S NOTE.pdf (140.33 KB)
THE ANCIENT HISTORY OF NATURAL GLASS.pdf (206.28 KB)
MASTER OF DISGUISE THE UBIQUITOUS NATURE OF GLASS.pdf (383.06 KB)
SA UPPING ITS CIRCULAR ECONOMY GAME WITH GLASS INNOVATIONS.pdf (219.76 KB)
Date
2022-12
Authors
Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf)
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf)
Sponsorship
Department of Science and Innovation; Academy of Science of South Africa
Abstract
Hot origins: The ancient history of natural glass - Master of disguise: The ubiquitous nature of glass - Zero-carbon glass? SA upping its circular economy game with glass innovations - At the cutting edge of glass manufacturing: From ‘lightweighting’ to innovative energy reductions - State-of-the-ART glass festival wows in Italy Venice, the home of glass art, this year partnered with Milan to celebrate the Italian Glass Weeks - Get the scoop on mental health (and healthy poop)! Our microbiome can play a significant role in our mental health - True mental health recovery for young South Africans - with the help of our peers: Making the case for a recovery approach to mental healthcare - Backing the bugs: To control South Africa’s water weeds - Young Scientist Profile: Young scientist visits with Nobel Laureates - The “How to get ahead during and after school” series: Part 3 - Grade 12, a survival kit and life after school - Back to the moon! - Six South African women scientists receive awards from L’Oreal and UNESCO - UFS geography lecturer joins research expedition to Marion Island - Bio-inspired nanofibres: Weaving biological tissue with nanomedicine to repair brains - A truly global effort to battle Parkinson’s disease: South African doctors and researchers partnering with counterparts all over the world
Description
Please cite as: Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) (2022) Quest: Science for South Africa, 18(4). Available at: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11911/263
Contributor ORCIDs
Elburg, Marlina ; Lokhat, David ; Mahumane, Gillian ; Choonara, Yahya ; Cuttler, Katelyn ; Step, Kathryn ; Burns, Jessica ; O’Hare, Michaela ; Van Rooyen, Karlien ; Swart, Patricia ; Hemmings, Sian ; De Wet, Aneliese ; Weaver, Kim
Subject
Glass history , Zero-carbon glass , Glass innovations , Glass manufacturing , Italian Glass Weeks , Nanofibres , Nanomedicine , Women scientist awards , Marion Island , Microbiome , Mental health , Water weeds , Nobel Laureates , Career development , Careers
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Citation
Please cite as: Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) (2022) Quest: Science for South Africa, 18(4). Available at: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11911/263
Peer review status
Non-Peer Reviewed
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11911/263
Collections
D. Quest: Science for South Africa