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Enabling academic excellence in African universities Demonstrating the value and impact of academic libraries to university leadership A joint ACU/INASP publication for African vice chancellors, rectors and university leaders CALL FOR ABSTRACTS African universities must deliver on an ambitious and … Continue reading →

Economic development, decoupling and urban infrastructure : the role of innovation for an urban transition in Cape Town (989 views) The development of Jewish ideas of angels : Egyptian and Hellenistic connections, ca. 600 BCE to ca. 200 CE (403 … Continue reading →

Pharmacogenomic research in South Africa: lessons learned and future opportunities in the rainbow nation/ Louise Warnich, Britt I Drögemöller, Michael S Pepper, Collet Dandara, Galen EB Wright Creatine and exercise: strong evidence for stronger heart muscle?/ Ingrid Webster, Barbara Huisamen, … Continue reading →

Congratulations to all March 2012 graduates! On behalf of SUNScholar, well done to all supervisors/promoters and graduates with the past graduation ceremony! 518 theses/dissertations have been submitted – the largest number in the history of SUNScholar! You can access your … Continue reading →

We are very proud to announce that SUNScholar has been ranked as the 165th repository out of 1 200+ repositories internationally! Well done to all who have contributed to this huge achievemnet. Our previous position (July 2011) was 419, and … Continue reading →

March 2012 graduation Thanks to all who are working very hard in nominating students and uploading theses! Guidelines are available at http://library.sun.ac.za/English/howdoi/Pages/Submit-my-thesis-online.aspx The last day for submission is 14 March 2012. Inquiries: Paulette Talliard E-mail: scholar@sun.ac.za Tel.: 021 808 9046   … Continue reading →

If you are a researcher, please register and obtain your unique ResearcherID! www.researcherid.com More than ever, research is a collaborative effort. You need to know what your colleagues are working on and of course, you want your work to be … Continue reading →

Welcome back, and we hope that all will have a very productive 2012! The Library and Information Service is currently in the process to change to a new web page (currently available in beta mode), and the guidelines for the … Continue reading →