Enhancing Science Partnerships for Innovation and Sustainable Development

About the Year of Science
- Goals
- The Logo
- Contacts
- Partners
- Call for Initiatives
- Previous Science Years
- Statements by representatives
- Interim report
News
- Latest News
  - Germany and South Africa look to more advanced partnerships in science and technology
  - Brochure for the conclusion of the Year of Science
  - Concluding film on the Year of Science
  - “Women in Science” conference to promote equal opportunities
  - SANO: Workshop on the disposal of waste and wastewater
  - Interview with the special ambassador of the Year of Science, Motsi Mabuse
  - Series of reports about the German-South African Year of Science started
  - Interview with the winners of the ACCTA "Year of Science Awards"
- All News
Topics
- All Topics at a Glance
- Astronomy
  - Searching for answers afield
  - Interview Professor Steinmetz
- Bioeconomy
- Climate Change
  - About adjustment, risk management and flexibility
  - Interview Dr Heidi Wedel
- Social Sciences & Humanities
  - Dialogue about our past and future
- Human Capital Development
  - We are meeting the challenges of tomorrow
  - Interview with Dr. Thomas Scheidtweiler
  - Interview with Prof. Relebohile Moletsane
- Health Innovation
  - Now as then: Thinking ahead, starting to act ...
  - Project PDT
  - Max Planck Society strengthens research in infectious diseases
  - Interview with Prof. Dr. Gerhard Walzl
  - Project Mobimed
- Urbanisation / Megacities
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- The 2012/2013 Essay Competition
  - Teilnahmebedingungen
  - Das Experten-Gremium
  - Die Gewinner stehen fest!
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The German-South African Year of Science 2012/2013 has been officially completed in April 2013. For this reason, it is no longer possible to join the German-South African Science Network.

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