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Rhodes Business School and the Anglican theology studies-based College of the Transfiguration (COTT) have been working to strengthen the College’s leadership, refine its strategy, and build institutional resilience through an executive education initiative.

Building on the expertise of researchers at Paris Observatory, an international team has developed a novel analysis method capable of uncovering previously undetectable stellar and exoplanetary signals hidden within archival radio-astronomical data. Thanks to this innovation, known as Multiplexed Interferometric Radio Spectroscopy (RIMS), scientists have discovered new radio bursts originating from dwarf stars. Some of these signals are consistent with star-planet interactions, analogous to the mechanisms responsible for auroral emissions in the Solar System. These results are published in Nature Astronomy, 27 January 2026.

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The 2025 SARAO Postgraduate and Postdoctoral Scholarship Conference (24–27 November), a vital gathering for South Africa’s rapidly advancing radio astronomy community, marked its 20th anniversary this year. Yet to understand the momentum behind the Rhodes 欧洲杯足球网_外围买球app推荐-投注|官网 researchers presenting their work, one has to look back to a moment when the field itself nearly vanished from the South African landscape.

Visitors often arrive in Makhanda expecting quiet streets, heritage buildings and the measured rhythm of a small town. What they discover instead is something far more instructive: a place that lays bare the daily consequences of policy decisions, governance gaps and economic strain. It was this setting that Mr Ryan Hancocks, Director of the South African Reserve Bank Centre for Economics Journalism (SARB CEJ) at Rhodes 欧洲杯足球网_外围买球app推荐-投注|官网, believed would transform a routine training workshop into something deeper

Scientific progress rarely moves in a straight line. When global attention shifts, entire research fields can lose momentum, leaving gaps that become apparent only decades later. Diseases once thought manageable resurface with new force. Novel pathogens emerge. Health systems struggle to keep pace with technological and social change. These pressures make sustained, contextually grounded research essential, particularly in countries carrying a high burden of infectious and chronic disease. It is within this landscape that Rhodes 欧洲杯足球网_外围买球app推荐-投注|官网’s Faculty of Pharmacy convened its 2025 Research Symposium, a two-day examination of how discovery, innovation and community impact intersect.

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In a quiet corner of Nairobi, a young girl once sat before her father’s old computer, determined to figure out how people got inside the television. When she finally managed to play a movie with sound but no picture, she was thrilled. The screen stayed black, but it didn't matter. She had made something work. It was a spark of curiosity that would, years later, carry Dr Lexy Andati across galaxies.

Professor Warren Potts has been appointed the Oppenheimer Chair in Environmental Justice for Africa’s Coastal and Inland Fisheries. The Chair has been established through the Benjamin Raymond Oppenheimer (BRO) Trust facilitated by Oppenheimer Generations Research and Conservation (OGRC).

The Universe is not silent, and apart from what we observe with our eyes, much of what it says arrives as faint radio whispers that we are able to listen to if we tune into the right frequency. South Africa’s MeerKAT telescope has become one of the world’s finest listeners, revealing structures in deep space that were simply invisible to previous instruments. At the centre of this effort is the MeerKAT Galaxy Clusters Legacy Survey (MGCLS), a programme led by the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO).

When a faint, fast-moving speck named 3I/ATLAS slipped into view earlier this year, it carried more than a whiff of cosmic intrigue. Only two other confirmed interstellar objects have ever wandered through our Solar System, and both left scientists with more questions than answers. The internet promptly filled the gap with theories ranging from the plausible to the eccentric. However, while the speculation churned, a quieter, methodical effort began to take shape in South Africa.

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