Characterising the potential health risks associated with coal dust by Kamanzi, Kankindi Conchita, von Holdt, Johanna, Jacobs, Muazzam

“…This study hypothesises that the toxic potential of inhalable coal dust can be attributed to reactive mineralogy and the specific surface area for interaction between the particles and primary phagocytes such as macrophages. …”
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The development of a scale to measure perceptions of the advanced automated aircraft training climate

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Analysis of succinic acid-producing biofilms of Actinobacillus succinogenes

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The separation of phenolic compounds from neutral oils and nitrogen bases by Venter, Denise (Denise Louisette)

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Characterization of the innate and adaptive immune systems during active TB disease and during treatment by Kotze, Leigh Ann

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Use of a feeding and activity behaviour monitor in Jersey dairy cows during the transition period by Du Toit, Derek Auret

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Microbial content and anti-microbial activity of Namibian traditionally fermented milk by Kutaa, Georgina

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Oxygen transfer in a model hydrocarbon bioprocess in a bubble column reactor by Cloete, Jannean Christelle

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