Are you fascinated by the human body, diseases, medical technology, or how healthcare innovations save lives? The Biomedical & Medical Sciences category offers learners a chance to explore fields such as Immunology, Pathology, Neuroscience, Human Physiology, Epidemiology, and

Four young South African scientists have been awarded top honours at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad (WISPO), held in Bali, Indonesia, following outstanding performances on the international stage. Organised annually by the Indonesia Scientific Society (ISS),

Attention future agricultural innovators! If you are passionate about food production, farming systems, sustainability, and how agriculture shapes our future, then the Agricultural Sciences category is perfect for you. This category explores everything from crop production and

SCIENCE: Frog gut bacterium eliminates cancer tumors in mice with a single dose. Single shot of E. americana intravenously to mice with colorectal cancer completely eliminated tumors in every treated animal, with ongoing protection. When mice were later re-exposed to cancer

@Exposcience It has been a great year particularly for all pupils who took part in Eskom Expo For Young Scientists 2025. I am wishing all the very best and Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year 2026. Come next year with more brilliant ideas.

Dr Avuyile Mbangatha’s journey from a small village in the Eastern Cape to international acclaim in medicine and advocacy is a compelling story of purpose, perseverance, and the power of science to change lives. As an alumnus of the Eskom Expo for Young Scientists, his story is

Attention all aspiring researchers! Need a helping hand with your project? Look no further than the Eskom Expo website. Our Resources tab is your one-stop-shop for all things research-related. Whether you're refining your poster layout or ensuring ethical practices with our

On this Day of Reconciliation, Eskom Expo for Young Scientists reflects on the power of unity, understanding, and shared purpose. Science has always been a bridge, bringing together young minds from diverse backgrounds to explore, innovate, and build a better future for South

Eskom Expo for Young Scientists is closed for the holidays and will reopen on 12 January 2026 ✨ Register for 2026 via our website: https://t.co/z2Bf0u4fKU Wishing you a safe festive season and a prosperous New Year ✨ #DiscoverEskomExpo #STEM #stemeducation #research #science

Want to build real-world skills through science? Join the Eskom Expo for Young Scientists 2026 to gain experience in research, experimentation, and innovation. Registration is open! Don’t miss this chance to learn, grow, and compete. Register here: https://t.co/p05A381HrM

Congratulations to Team South Africa 🇿🇦 on winning various awards at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad (WISPO) in Bali, Indonesia! Grand Award Winner: * Albertus Willem (Wium) van Niekerk – Paul Roos Gymnasium (Stellenbosch) Gold Medalists: * Ismaail (Miles) Hassen

When starting an Eskom Expo research project, shape the direction of your project with three essentials: • Aim: What you hope to achieve • Research Question(s): Ask “how/why/under what conditions” • Hypothesis/Engineering Goal: Your prediction or design intention Identify

Team South Africa 🇿🇦 heading to the judging session at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad (WISPO) in Bali, Indonesia. The team consists of: • Dzunisa Chauke, in Grade 12 at Khanyisa Education Centre (Mopani) • Milla Vorster, in Grade 11 at Curro Durbanville

Dream big, research smart! The Eskom Expo Guide Book is your roadmap to developing a strong, impactful science project. Explore methods, planning tools, and presentation tips to help you succeed. - Download the guide: https://t.co/PpTCKDTVQB - Register for 2026:

Albertus Willem (Wium) van Niekerk, a Grade 10 learner at Paul Roos Gymnasium (Stellenbosch) presents key insights from his research, “In vitro growth inhibition of Penicillium digitatum by lavender oil,” at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad (WISPO) in Bali,

Dzunisa Chauke, a Grade 12 learner from Khanyisa Education Centre (Mopani) shares insights into his research project, “Synthetic vs Non-Synthetic Voices” at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad (WISPO) in Bali, Indonesia! #DiscoverEskomExpo #WISPO2025 #YoungScientists

Microscopic analysis of an unconventional throat bone helps resolve a long-standing debate in paleontology, researchers report in Science, revealing evidence that Nanotyrannus lancensis—long thought by many to be a teenage Tyrannosaurus rex—was in fact a fully mature, distinct

Congratulations to our Eskom Expo Bethlehem Regional Science Fair Director, Lekgabe Dihlabi, on this well-deserved recognition! #DiscoverEskomExpo #STEMeducation #Science #WomenInScience

When starting an Eskom Expo research project, write a few sentences describing exactly what you want to investigate, design or explain. A strong project starts with a clear problem, issue or phenomenon. Examples: “The problem is that…” “The phenomenon is…” “I want to

Team South Africa 🇿🇦 setting up their projects at the World Innovative Science Project Olympiad (WISPO) in Bali, Indonesia. The team consists of: • Dzunisa Chauke, in Grade 12 at Khanyisa Education Centre (Mopani) • Milla Vorster, in Grade 11 at Curro Durbanville