The University of KwaZulu-Natal recently partnered with the South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) and other organisations in hosting the 10th Annual Happy Earth Festival which took place on 15
Through her PhD research, Dr Melanie Streicher sought to understand the complex ecological interactions between plants and their pollinators to inform effective conservation and contribute to knowledge of the “biodiversity
Ms Mageshree Pillay received a cum laude result for her Master’s in Genetics, which she completed in under a year, after identifying therapeutic target genes and biomarkers that could prevent breast
A young UKZN biochemist has highlighted the potential for oyster mushrooms to produce green nanomaterials and bioremediation applications. Dr Senzo Mkhize earned his PhD in Biochemistry for a dissertation titled:
‘I chose to do my PhD through UKZN because the University gears its research goals towards addressing South African problems on the South African landscape,’ said PhD Genetics graduate, Dr
Ms Maxine Manickum assessed tree diversity in urban parks in the eThekwini Municipality for her Master’s in Biological Sciences to inform management of these critical green spaces in residential areas.
UKZN hosted 45 learners from three high schools—Haythorne Secondary School, Alexandra High School, and Eastwood Secondary School—on the Agriculture campus in Pietermaritzburg on 12 August. The event aimed to inspire
World Fish Migration Day that highlights the plight of migratory species across the globe, was marked globally on 25 May 2024. The Palmiet River Valley Conservancy and the Palmiet River
The School of Life Sciences cordially invites you to an insightful webinar on AI in Higher Education: Navigating Ethical Waters, where we delve into the critical aspects of ethical AI
Ms Rabia Khan graduated summa cum laude with a BSc degree majoring in Biochemistry and Genetics during the recent UKZN Autumn Graduation Ceremonies. She also received the School of Life