Mnr Uren se navorsing fokus op die invloed van alkoholgebaseerde hand vryf op velgrensfunksie. Hy is betrokke as ʼn junior lektor in die onderrigleer van voorgraadse studente in die veld van beroepshigiëne.
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Clyde (CA) Uren
Mnr Uren se navorsing fokus op die invloed van alkoholgebaseerde hand vryf op velgrensfunksie. Hy is betrokke as ʼn junior lektor in die onderrigleer van voorgraadse studente in die veld van beroepshigiëne.Mr Uren’s research is focused on the influence of alcohol based hand rubs on skin barrier function. He is involved as a junior lecturer in the teaching and learning of undergraduate students in the field of occupational hygiene.
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Clyde (CA) Uren
Mr Uren’s research is focused on the influence of alcohol based hand rubs on skin barrier function. He is involved as a junior lecturer in the teaching and learning of undergraduate students in the field of occupational hygiene.Me Alicia van der Merwe is betrokke by die onderrig-leer van voorgraadse studente in die veld van fisiologie en beroepshigiëne en oorsien nagraadse studente in die veld van beroepshigiëne.
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Alicia van der Merwe
Me Alicia van der Merwe is betrokke by die onderrig-leer van voorgraadse studente in die veld van fisiologie en beroepshigiëne en oorsien nagraadse studente in die veld van beroepshigiëne.Ms Alicia van der Merwe is involved with teaching and learning of undergraduate students in the field of physiology and occupational hygiene and supervises postgraduate students in the field of occupational hygiene.
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Alicia van der Merwe
Ms Alicia van der Merwe is involved with teaching and learning of undergraduate students in the field of physiology and occupational hygiene and supervises postgraduate students in the field of occupational hygiene.http://natural-sciences.nwu.ac.za/human-metabolomics
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The Metabolomics Platform has the following commercial and research services available based on the different metabolomics approaches (sorted in 4 categories) Metabolic profiling or metabolome blocking (targeted analysis of compounds related by class, pathway or function) Amino acid analyses Acylcarnitine analyses (acylglycines and…http://natural-sciences.nwu.ac.za/centre-human-metabolomics/technology-and-instrumentation
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Untargeted analysis Our instrumentation for untargeted analysis, which can utilise either very little or no sample preparation, is highly selective. This allows for the separation of signals from closely related compounds in terms of mass, retention time, or fragmentation spectra. This is a powerful tool for those looking to analyse a sample…http://natural-sciences.nwu.ac.za/centre-human-metabolomics/meet-team
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Dr Ilse du Preez Acting Director: Centre for Human Metabolomics Prof Chris Vorster Director: Nngwe Programme Director Ms Derylize Beukes Section Head: Analytics, Centre for Human Metabolomics Mr Grant Maasdorp Section Head: Operations, Centre for Human…http://natural-sciences.nwu.ac.za/mathematical-and-statistical-sciences/maths-refresher-course
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This course is compulsory for all students that are enrolled for WISN111 All bona fide first year students enrolled for programs/curriculums which include the module(s) WISN111 and/or MATE111 must attend the refresher course. This implies that all Engineering and BMI students, the specific BSc, BCom and BA students enrolled for the module…http://natural-sciences.nwu.ac.za/physical-and-chemical-sciences/about-us
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Welcome to the School of Physical and Chemical Sciences The School of Physical and Chemical Sciences (SPCS) provides relevant, value-driven training which prepares students for the industry. The School's expertise is divided into three subject groups, namely Biochemistry, Chemistry, and Physics. The…http://natural-sciences.nwu.ac.za/biochemistry
Biochemistry
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Physics attempts to summarise phenomena in nature according to scientific laws. Such laws are formulated to provide us with knowledge of the physical world. Physics, together with the subjects Chemistry and various divisions of Mathematics, form the basis of Science and Technology.The mission of the Physics Subject Group is centred on…http://natural-sciences.nwu.ac.za/physical-and-chemical-sciences/qualifications
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Undergraduate Study: 3 year BSc (Baccalaureus Scientiae) The study period for a BSc degree is 3 years full time. We offer comprehensive market related degrees, which combine the subject groups of Chemistry, Biochemistry and Physics into various programmes ranging from Chemistry and Physics to Physics and Applied Mathematics. Each…http://natural-sciences.nwu.ac.za/school-physical-and-chemical-sciences/careers