Official page for the Indigenous Marine Innovations for sustainable Environmental and Economies (IMIsEE project) funded by @NRF_News and led by @Francesca_Porri
Postdoctoral position to join the “Indigenous Marine Innovations for Sustainable Environments and Economies (IMIsEE) Project” at NRF-SAIAB in South Africa.
See advert below:
Deadline for submissions is 03 May 2024.
Recognising the importance of Indigenous Knowledge (IK) in research, @NRF_SAIAB & the Keiskamma Trust joined forces, resulting in the 1st nature-based eco-engineered prototype that incorporates IK into science-driven ecological engineering principles: https://t.co/RhMgNiuLyt
In a fusion of science and art, the @NRF_SAIAB -funded @ImiseeProject project is pioneering novel approaches to address coastal challenges, drawing from traditional African indigenous wisdom and contemporary expertise.
Read more here: https://t.co/YK5O30zHIX
@NRF_SAIAB funded @ImiseeProject led by Prof @francesca_porri is pioneering novel approaches, drawing from traditional African indigenous wisdom & contemporary expertise, this transdisciplinary initiative aims to rejuvenate SA’s coastline sustainably.
🔗https://t.co/ZBuTvIseAU
@NRF_SAIAB funded @ImiseeProject led by Prof @francesca_porri is pioneering novel approaches, drawing from traditional African indigenous wisdom & contemporary expertise, this transdisciplinary initiative aims to rejuvenate SA’s coastline sustainably.
🔗https://t.co/ZBuTvIseAU
Yesterday, the NRF-SAIAB IMIsEE Project, in collaboration with the Rhodes University Department of Music and Musicology, brought a symphony of sound to life at the Rhodes Library with the Sound Postcard Exhibition Launch! It was an incredible showcase of creativity and science.
We had the pleasure of hosting the Keiskamma Trust ImisEE embroiders for a comprehensive tour of our Makhanda building, which included our esteemed National Collections Facility.
The @ImiseeProject 'Harmony of Science and Art' sound postcard exhibition at the @RhodesLibrary continues until this coming Friday, 16 Feb 2024.
Watch the short video below to see what you can expect.
By: Thandiwe Matyobeni of RUCE
@NRF_SAIAB@Rhodes_Uni
NRF-SAIAB's IMIsEE Project in collaboration with the Rhodes University Department of Music & Musicology is inviting you to an ongoing Sound Postcard Exhibition.
Official exhibition launch: 14 Feb 2024 at 18:00 at Rhodes University Main Library, Level 3, Odysseus Philactou Room.
Happy holidays from the SAIAB family! 🎄 We are so grateful for all the amazing people who have made this year so special. Here are some of our favorite memories of 2023. Have a wonderful holiday season, everyone! 💙💜
The closing date for the exhibition at Amazwi SA Museum for Literature has been moved up to December 4th at 4:00 PM. 🕓 Don't miss out on the chance to experience the incredible sound postcards—make sure to swing by before the new closing date! 🎶📚
#SoundPostcards
Congratulations to Nobuhle Mpanza on winning the Best PhD Presentation award, as voted by the students at the NRF-SAIAB Student Symposium! We were blown away by the incredible research presented by all the students.
A big congratulations to Vuyolwethu Mxo and Nonhle Mlotshwa on winning the Best PhD Presentation awards voted by supervisors at the NRF-SAIAB Student Symposium! The symposium was a great success and we're so proud of all the students who presented their research.