Quest Volume 18 Number 1 2022

Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) (2022)

Cite: Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf), (2022). Quest: Science for South Africa, 18(1).[Online] Available at:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11911/234

Seismic surveys: what constitutes meaningful consultation? - Research in Africa to tackle the climate crisis: Bringing different expertise together - The role of language in climate conversations: Powerful tools to change human behaviour - How do people with disabilities struggle during the COVID-19 pandemic? Challenges that need to be overcome - Did health make it into the COP26 conversation? Talk the talk, but no walk the walk - Dust storms in South Africa: How research informs public awareness - Coronavirus in sewerage: How wastewater tells us where the next outbreak may be - Wonders of the Namib desert: Life you cannot easily see and the unexplainable - Explore the interactive digital landscape of the STEMulator: Explore the inside of a CT scanner or aeroplane - South Africa’s newest space satellites - Teacup artwork highlight environmental issues.

URI: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11911/234
Author and contributor ORCIDs: Nkambule, Sizwe ORCID; Kunene, Zamantimande ORCID; Matthee, Angela ORCID; Nkosi, Vusumusi ORCID; McKinney, Emma Louise ORCID; McKinney, Vic ORCID; Ned, Lieketseng ORCID; Swartz, Leslie ORCID; Fitchett, Jennifer M ORCID; Van der Walt, Adriaan ORCID; Singh, Jerome Amir ORCID; Du Preez, David Jean ORCID; Cowan, Donald ORCID; Maggs-Kölling, Gillian ORCID
Publisher: Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf)
Sponsorship: Department of Science and Innovation; Academy of Science of South Africa
Subject: Seismic surveys; Climate crisis; Climate vocabulary; COVID-19 pandemic; Disabled persons; COP26; Dust storms; Sewerage; Coronavirus; Namib desert; STEMulator; CT scanner
Peer review status: Non-Peer Reviewed


















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