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Stepping up to the task

Juliet Ndlovu, an Operations Administrative Assistant, is adding sign language to her skills so that she can converse with colleagues. Ndlovu's role is to support the cleaning and hygiene teams that deliver services at seven student residences at Wits Parktown campuses. She joined the Services Department in 2017 and ensures the smooth running of day-to-day operations, effective communication between teams, and overall efficiency. As part of a diverse team which includes Deaf employees, Ndlovu has taken it upon herself to learn sign languages.

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Wits In 60 Seconds | Season 2

In this episode, a Wits postdoctoral fellow delves into the voting patterns of disillusioned supporters of the African National Congress, while a study led by a PhD student highlights the potential of Mozambique's Maniamba Basin as a significant source of natural gas. Congratulations are extended to scholars from Wits' School of Arts and Education, who have been recognized for their excellence at the prestigious National Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences Awards. Wits also celebrated Intellectual Property Day by honoring researchers' valuable contributions to intellectual property rights.

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There is a critical shortage of expert medical specialists in South Africa and the new Wits Advanced Surgical Skills Lab helps to enhance the training of surgeons, across disciplines, in a state-of-the-art environment, with the best equipment available.

The Pecogrid pilot study examines the viability of rolling out solar power and microgrid inverter systems in informal communities - providing energy to these communities, while it may at the same time acting as an income generator for individuals.

Professor Bavesh Kana and his team are dedicated to fighting Tuberculosis (TB) and developed advanced techniques such as genome editing to enhance molecular diagnostics for TB. These techniques are now used in 20 other countries around the world.

Coming in 2024: The new high-tech Digital Dome in Johannesburg will be a world-class digital facility that provides a cutting-edge 360-degree visual experience to enhance research, training, and innovation through immersion in multi-dimensional, cross-disciplinary worlds.

Distinguished Professor Andrew Forbes and his team of structured light researchers are investigating the role that quantum light can play in making communications systems not only faster, but more secure as well.