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Wits experts say that Gauteng needs stable leadership and long-term planning to improve public services. Wits students earn international recognition for research showing how powerful computers can use less energy. Researchers announce new metal mixtures that could safely store hydrogen. Prof. Helen Rees warns that climate change is helping diseases spread into new parts of Africa. Wits research also shows that clearer labels on alcoholic drinks could reveal hidden calories and help South Africans make healthier choices.

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CURIOS.TY 21: #Trust

This is the 21st issue of Wits University's award-winning research magazine and focuses on #Trust — the invisible glue binding society, science and technology. 

Visit www.wits.ac.za/curiosity/

 


 

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Body beat

Focus on LIVING: Discover how movement, exercise and everyday choices can support healthier, more fulfilling lives. Explore Wits research, insights and initiatives that turn science into practical action for better physical and mental wellbeing.

The future of thinking

Focus on IDEAS: Explore research, insights and innovations from across Wits University at the forefront of AI and emerging technologies. Meet the people, projects and innovations helping to shape Africa’s digital future.

 


 

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