Research science conference offers bursaries

This year's conference will see Prof Lee Berger reveal some of the secrets of the Sediba fossils and include a visit to Planetarium headed by Dr David Block, an astronomer and director of the Cosmic Dust Laboratory, School of Computational and Applied Mathematics at the University of Witwatersrand.

A number of bursaries have been made available for journalism and science students, community reporters and freelance journalists as well as science communicators. These will be made available on a first come first serve basis upon submission of a sample of a published science article and a letter of commitment. To book, email Obakeng Mooke moc.aidemretniyarf@ekoomo or download the registration form on www.frayintermedia.com.