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A global study of 532 promotion policies from 121 countries explored what really matters when universities decide who should become a full professor.
Development of drug delivery systems focused on targeted therapy, nanomedicine, and regenerative medicine.
Vertical gardens by OT students provide meaningful activities for disabled people while addressing water scarcity and other rural gardening challenges.
Wits Advanced Drug Delivery Platform Director, Professor Yahya Choonara, appointed to expert committee.
The fellowship for six early-career researchers is designed to bridge the gap between academia and society.
A packed Great Hall was abuzz with excitement as the 2025 cohort of postgraduate students convened for their Orientation and Welcome on 5 February.
Wits Advanced Drug Delivery Platform (WADDP) enables international research opportunities for its postgrads, postdocs, and early career researchers.
Imagine a world where medicines can be guided to the exact place that they are needed in the body – a world closer than you think.
The Wits Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology hosted learners of the SAHETI School for a day of knowledge sharing and exploration with experts.
The Wits Brian and Dorothy Zylstra Sports Complex is an integrated facility for training, research, and clinical practice.
Enthusiasm, integrity and compassion. These are the three life values renowned physiotherapist Professor Stewart shared as she accepted a Gold Medal.
Wits Professor of Pharmacy, Yahya Choonara, is the 2022 FIP Distinguished Pharmaceutical Science Award winner.
Karabo Asala is set to travel Europe as part of a travel bursary for leadership development.
Wits University has launched a cricket research hub for science, medicine and rehabilitation.
Breaking down the perceptual barriers between students and people living with disabilities.
A Wits physiotherapist brings skills from professional UK football clubs to a new sports clinical programme at Wits.
The National Research Foundation has recognised Wits researchers for advancing their fields.
A lecturer in the Wits School of Therapeutic Sciences was in the top three vying in Learning Idols at the Learning Innovation Africa Conference 2018.
“I am no longer in nursing, but nursing is in me,” says Professor Judith Bruce, head of the School of Therapeutic Sciences at Wits.
A Wits lecturer was amongst the physiotherapists who treated SA’s athletes at the 2018 Commonwealth Games held at the Gold Coast, Australia, from 4-15 April.