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12:09
Adrian Gore awarded an honorary doctorate
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3:52
Lost continent Mauritius
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3:46
Tongue-luring puff adders leave nothing to chance
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0:03
Effects of turbulence on various patterns of light
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0:13
Atmospheric turbulence
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1:18
Professor Lenore Manderson awarded in Medical Anthropology
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1:45
Michelle Low: IChemE Global Awards 2016 Finalist
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4:27
Just keep going… Despite chronic pain, South Africans with HIV-related pain are surprisingly active
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1:40
Tshimologong: Digital Innovation Precinct
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0:37
Wits Tshimologong Digital Innovation Precinct
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3:48
Computer assisted paleontology
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3:50
Climate change threatens coffee production
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3:26
Gentle giants sniff out explosives
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2:00
The future is green
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5:37
Earliest cancer in a hominin
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2:00
Epitaphs and Dreams: Poems to remember the struggle by Patrick FitzGerald
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1:36
Light: Information's new friend
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3:47
Back to the future: Space-age exploration for Homo naledi fossils
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1:56
Africa’s first Chair in Digital Business established at Wits University
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0:46
Writing forces that disrupt
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0:56
Astronomical Plate Archive
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4:01
Puff adder hides smell from predators
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2:40
Small little me
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2:31
IG Nobel Prize a pile of dung
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5:30
Dad, I found a fossil
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14:57
Wits honours renowned engineer
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4:29
Animals in Africa 1000 years ago
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0:39
Inside the Dinaledi Chamber where #HomoNaledi was found
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6:15
Homo naledi
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2:07
Professor Lee Berger introduces Homo naledi
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