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Article by Alec Basson (Corporate Communication) People in informal settlements are often forced to use the bucket brigade technique (passing buckets of water from one person to another) to suppress 
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Members of the Institute for Biomedical Engineering (IBE) in the Faculty of Engineering, Stellenbosch University, and other research groups in the Department of Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, have responded to 
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Dear Stellenbosch Engineering Students, We trust that you are all safe and “locked-down” in this challenging period. The last three weeks we worked hard and considered various options to assist 
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Article by Sue Segar When the Division of Orthopaedic Surgery at Stellenbosch University (SU) started a 3D printing laboratory about two years ago to assist surgeons in planning and rehearsing 
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Article by: Corporate Communication [Rozanne Engel] A Stellenbosch University researcher and lecturer has managed to secure more research funding through the FLAIR (Future Leaders – African Independent Research) Collaboration Grant 
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Article by: Corporate Communication [Alec Basson] Shack fires usually spread very quickly and lead to loss of life and property in informal settlements. And although there’s no magic bullet to 
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Article by Media and Communication, Faculty of Science. Germany’s Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, one of Europe’s leading applied research organisations, have joined forces with Stellenbosch University (SU) to address the water, energy and food 
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Another well attended and successful Open Day! The Faculty of Engineering is well-known for the wonderful team effort by students and staff during this important annual marketing event held on 
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“Engineering students – support each other and keep in contact!” said Martin Petrick at the 55-year reunion breakfast of the Stellenbosch Mechanical Engineering Class of 1964 held at Devonvale on 
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The Department of Industrial Engineering is thrilled to have an eminent expert in Advanced Manufacturing on its team. Prof Natasha Sacks, who joined the Department of Industrial Engineering in October 
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