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Quest Volume 15.4

November 26, 2019March 12, 2020 Questadmin deafness, disabilities, paralympians, paralympics, prosthetic hands

Table of Contents

  • Editor’s Note
  • Protecting paralympians: Investigating injury and illness in paralympic athletes
  • A helping hand: Prosthetic hands developed at local universities
  • Tukkies for the hearing-impaired: University of Pretoria academics assist the deaf
  • Disability due to neuromuscular disease: Genomics research – Stephen Hawking profile
  • High-tech aids for the blind and visually impaired: Exploring advances in assistive technology
  • MOOC pursues dignity for disabled learners’: Online course for teachers and caregivers
  • Chasing the rain in Jonkershoek: Retang Mokua samples a storm event
  • Woer woers: How our African ancestors made sound in the Stone Age
  • Shooting for the stars: Laser experiments replicate star conditions
  • Q&A with a nuclear physicist: Interview with Dr Thabsile Thabethe
  • No touching please: Non-invasive physiological measurements in wild animals
  • SALT observes super-fast spirals
  • Climate change
  • Soapbox science
  • Sunscreen from cashew nut shells?
  • Marine sciences curriculum
  • Girl Power!
  • ← Open for all – Lifelong Access to High-quality Research
  • International Day of Persons with Disabilities →

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