The main focus of Dr Linde's research is the assessment of total exposure to hazardous chemical substances that workers, in different industries, experience via all routes of exposure. These industries include mining and refining of chemicals, such as precious metals, and additive manufacturing. His teaching focuses on occupational hygiene and the…
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Stefan (SJL) Linde
The main focus of Dr Linde's research is the assessment of total exposure to hazardous chemical substances that workers, in different industries, experience via all routes of exposure. These industries include mining and refining of chemicals, such as precious metals, and additive manufacturing. His teaching focuses on occupational hygiene and the…http://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/hart/collaborators-0
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[accordion collapsed] INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATORS Prof. Alta Schutte (PhD) Principal Lead: Cardiac, Vascular and Metabolic Medicine. School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of New South Wales Professorial Fellow, The George Institute for Global Health; Sydney, Australia Extraordinary Professor of…Hannlie is a senior lecturer at the School of Pharmacy. She has 14 year experience in the pharmaceutical industry where she held a Quality Assurance Management position at a multinational medicine manufacturer. Her research focus on the comparison of excipients regarding their physical properties, compactability and compressibility.…
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Hannlie Hamman
Hannlie is a senior lecturer at the School of Pharmacy. She has 14 year experience in the pharmaceutical industry where she held a Quality Assurance Management position at a multinational medicine manufacturer. Her research focus on the comparison of excipients regarding their physical properties, compactability and compressibility.…Joe is an associate professor of Pharmaceutics, serving on the Research Committee and HREC. She functions on the Topical Advisory Board of the MDPI journal; Pharmaceutics (IF: 5.4; CS: 6.9) and have been invited as an Editor for the South African Pharmaceutical Journal (SAPJ). She collaborates with various international researchers on drug…
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Joe Viljoen
Joe is an associate professor of Pharmaceutics, serving on the Research Committee and HREC. She functions on the Topical Advisory Board of the MDPI journal; Pharmaceutics (IF: 5.4; CS: 6.9) and have been invited as an Editor for the South African Pharmaceutical Journal (SAPJ). She collaborates with various international researchers on drug…http://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/compres/post-docs
Post Docs
Dr Richard Cowden (2016) Dr Admire Chereni (2017)http://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/compres/extraordinary-professors
Extraordinary Professors
Prof Hayley Walker Extraordinary professorhttp://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/compres/center-child-youth-and-family-studies
CCYF
What CCYF Offers A Research Master’s degree that gives a systematic understanding of knowledge, much of which is at, or informed by, the forefront of the social work discipline, field of study or area of professional practice. This degree offers the opportunity of demonstrating originality in application of knowledge and in addressing…http://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/kinderkinetics
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About Kinderkinetics Kinderkinetics is a profession that aims to promote and optimise the neuromotoric development of young children (0-12 years), through scientifically based physical activity. It has the following goals: Promote functional growth and development; Focus on certain movement activities to promote/facilitate…http://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/phasrec/topics
Research Topics
Gaze behaviour and kinematics of especial skills Gaze behaviour and injury incidence of rugby players Gaze behaviour in motor skill acquisition Heart rate variability and recovery as well as match analysis characteristics in relation to match results in male, elite squash players…http://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/compres/projects