What a privilege to host the delegation from Brazzaville, Republique du Congo, for a guided tour of our research facilities earlier today. Best wishes for your deliberations at #WSF_ZA2022 @dsigovza @NRF_News
Congratulations to Samuel Temaugee from @Wits_News who was awarded a prize for BEST oral presentation during the ANSTT-workshop held at iThemba LABS. Great to see the next generation of scientists coming into their own! #AdvanceKnowledge
The Advanced Nuclear Science and Technology Techniques (ANSTT) workshop provided a platform for experts and novices to share their research. Well done to Adivhaho Netshiya from @Wits_News on presenting an excellent talk. #InspireANation
This was a fantastic experience! The African Nuclear Physics School brought an exceptional group of people together. Thank you to our sponsors and to everyone who contributed to making this event a success! #AfriNPS#AfriNPS2021
What an amazing experience to be part of the learning offered through the African Nuclear Physics School (#AfriNPS2021)! Science truly has the ability to bring nations together. @dsigovza @NRF_News@IAEANA
It's official! NRF-iThemba LABS has been designated as a Collaborating Centre of the IAEA. iThemba LABS will be assisting the IAEA to implement activities in the field of Accelerator Based Scientific Research and Applications. @NRF_News@IAEANA @dsigovza
The International Atomic Energy Agency has appointed NRF-iThemba LABS as its newest Collaborating Centre! A formal signing ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday, 09 November 2021: https://t.co/SiYCoqSZs4 @iThembaLABSCape @dsigovza @iaeaorg
A fantastic first day! Thank you to Faïçal Azaïez, Muneer Sakildien and Carlos Bertulani for their excellent lectures! We finished with some great presentations from our student attendees! Looking forward to tomorrow! #AfriNPS@iThembaLABSCape@IAEANA@NRF_News @dsigovza
In Africa it's said: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, take somebody with you”. This is what we aim to achieve with the African Nuclear Physics School as we allow young researchers to spend time with seasoned scholars. #AfriNPS@IAEANA@NRF_News @dsigovza
In Africa it's said: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, take somebody with you”. This is what we aim to achieve with the African Nuclear Physics School as we allow young researchers to spend time with seasoned scholars. #AfriNPS@IAEANA@NRF_News @dsigovza
Will you be joining us at the ANPS2021? The speakers are ready and the scene is set for an amazing learning experience! Don't miss out!! @dsigovza @NRF_News@IAEANA
The inaugural African Nuclear Physics School will be hosted online from 8-12 November 2021. This event is in association with the #AfriNPC and is organised in cooperation with the IAEA. Submit your applications as soon as possible to secure your spot 🤓 😊
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Marco Pierre White said: "A tree without roots is JUST a piece of wood". Are you a postgraduate student in Nuclear Physics who wants to spend time with world-renowned experts? Then apply to join us at the ANPS2021 in November, and invest in STRENGTHENING your ROOTS! @IAEANA
I literally had nightmares about the red ones when doing my lab reports in first year - thankfully that’s the only time they’ve appeared in my scientific career thus far 🤣😋
#science#physics#error
Thank you to all the amazing speakers from across the globe who have been sharing their expertise and knowledge, but also engaging in conversations to shape the FUTURE, at #AfriNPC2021! All of this - for the love of Physics! @IAEANA@NRF_News @dsigovza
Day 3 of the second African Nuclear Physics Conference - Some excellent talks with very interesting discussions too!
#AfriNPC2021#internationalconference
The #AfriNPC2021 is not only a conference IN Africa, but a conference FOR and WITH Africa! It enables a diverse community to share knowledge and expertise around the use of Large Gamma-ray arrays and stable ion beams to transform lives and inspire a nation. @IAEANA
Local talent, in the form of Dr Kgashane Malatji (postdoctoral fellow at NRF-iThemba LABS), is flying the SA-flag at the 2nd African Nuclear Physics Conference #AfriNPC2021@NRF_News@NRF_SAASTA@iaeaorg
The second African Nuclear Physics Conference continues! A great start yesterday and it’s continuing in the same way!
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