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The NRF and DST to Honour Top Scientists in Port Elizabeth
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The NRF and DST to Honour Top Scientists in Port Elizabeth

DSTI Communications
27 August 2013
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The National Research Foundation (NRF) and Department of Science & Technology (DST) will be paying tribute to top researchers in South Africa at the 28th Annual NRF Awards to be held on Tuesday, 27th August 2013 in Port Elizabeth. The Deputy Minister of Science and Technology, Mr Michael Masutha and the CEO of the NRF, Dr Albert van Jaarsveld, will honour excellence in research through the awarding of A and P ratings, as well as three special awards at this year’s ceremony.

The prestigious NRF Awards are an annual celebration of leading researchers in South Africa who work has been recognised by their peers in respect of the impact, quality and the exemplary nature of their research outputs.

M****embers of the media are invited to attend and details are as follows:

When:                         Tuesday, 27 August 2013

Time:                           16h30 for 17h00

Where:                        Boardwalk Hotel in Summerstrand, Port Elizabeth

For media queries please contact:

Palesa Mokoena

Tel: 012 481 4058

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For media interviews contact:

Thabiso Nkone

Mobile: 083 4942322
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About the NRF: The National Research Foundation (NRF) was established on 1 April 1999 as an independent statutory body in accordance with the National Research Foundation Act. The NRF is a key public entity responsible for supporting the development of human resources for research and innovation in all fields of science and technology. The organisation is one of the major players in educating and training a new generation of scientists able to deal with South African and African needs. The organisation encourages public awareness and appreciation of science, engineering and technology, and facilitates dialogue between science and society. Its vision is to contribute to a prosperous South Africa based on a knowledge economy. For more information on the operations and programs within the NRF please visit www.nrf.ac.za

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