📸 Day 3 of the NITheCS Summit 2026! More insightful discussions, meaningful engagements and opportunities for collaboration as we continue strengthening the future of theoretical and computational sciences in South Africa and beyond! 🌍🤝 #NITheCSSummit2026 #NITheCS #Science

🤝 At the #NITheCSSummit2026, NITheCS and COEFS signed a three-year MoU to strengthen collaboration in mathematics, statistics and computational modelling, connecting research with real-world financial challenges. #NITheCS #Research #Innovation

🚀 NITheCS SUMMIT 2026 IS UNDERWAY! Bringing together researchers, leadership and key stakeholders to reflect on achievements, strengthen collaborations and shape the future of science! 📍 Devon Valley Hotel, Stellenbosch #NITheCSSummit2026 #NITheCS

On this day in science 22 October In 2008, India launched Chandrayaan-1, its first lunar mission, which later helped confirm the presence of water molecules on the Moon. NASA Science+1

Nobel Symposia Series – Public Talk: ‘Beyond AI: The Quantum Future of Computing’ with Prof Matthias Troyer (Microsoft). 📅 Wed, 28 Oct 2026 🕙 10h00 for 10h30 SAST 📍 Attend in person or online buff.ly/9ddN4we #QuantumComputing #ArtificialIntelligence #NobelInAfrica

NITheCS & MITP Seminar: ‘Machine Learning Renormalisation Group Transformations for QCD’ with Prof Urs Wenger (Uni. of Bern). 📅 Tues, 27 Oct 🕐 13h15–14h15 SAST 📍 Attend in person or online buff.ly/N1qRH5p #MachineLearning #QuantumChromodynamics #LatticeGaugeTheory

On this day in science — 21 October In 1966, the Aberfan disaster occurred in Wales when a coal-waste tip collapsed, sending a landslide into a village and killing 144 people.

Postdoctoral Fellowship | NITheCS North Node This fellowship combines atomistic modelling and machine learning to explore polymer nanocomposites for energy and space applications. Apply by 23 Oct. buff.ly/T6D4be3 #PostdoctoralFellowship #MaterialsScience #MachineLearning

⏳ 1 DAY TO GO! The wait is almost over! 🎉 Tomorrow, the NITheCS Summit 2026 begins, bringing together researchers and key stakeholders for three days of collaboration, innovation and impact. 📅 21–23 October 2026 📍 Devon Valley Hotel, Stellenbosch #NITheCSSummit2026 #NITheCS

On this day in science 20 October In 1891, physicist James Chadwick was born. He later discovered the neutron in 1932, transforming scientists' understanding of atomic structure.

Thanks for joining NITheCS colloquium "English Is the New Programming Language (And We Are the New Bottleneck) " led by Prof Willem Visser (Stellenbosch University & Amazon Web Services) . We appreciate both audiences.

On this day in science 19 October In 1910, physicist Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar was born. His research established a critical mass limit for white dwarf stars, advancing our understanding of stellar evolution.

⏳ 2 DAYS TO GO! The NITheCS Summit 2026 is almost here! We're excited to bring together researchers and key stakeholders to celebrate achievements, strengthen collaborations and shape the future of science. 📅 21–23 October 2026 📍 Devon Valley Hotel, Stellenbosch

⏳ 3 DAYS TO GO! The NITheCS Summit 2026 is almost here! Bringing together researchers and key stakeholders to celebrate achievements, strengthen collaborations and shape the future of science. 📅 21–23 October 2026 📍 Devon Valley Hotel, Stellenbosch #NITheCSSummit2026 #NITheCS

⏳ 4 DAYS TO GO! The NITheCS Summit 2026 is almost here! Bringing together researchers and key stakeholders to celebrate achievements, strengthen collaborations and shape the future of science.

🐍✨ Capturing the final moments of #PyConZA2026! What an incredible experience connecting with Python enthusiasts, researchers, developers, and innovators! NITheCS is grateful for the inspiring conversations, shared knowledge, and new connections. 🚀 #NITheCS #Python

🐍 We’re excited to be here at #PyConZA2026! 🚀 We're connecting with Python enthusiasts, researchers, developers, and innovators, exploring how Python and computational sciences are shaping the future of research and innovation. Come meet the NITheCS team!

⏳ 5 DAYS TO GO! The NITheCS Summit 2026 is almost here! In just 5 days, researchers and key stakeholders will gather to celebrate scientific achievements, strengthen collaborations and shape the next chapter of NITheCS.

On this day in science 16 October In 1843, mathematician William Rowan Hamilton discovered quaternions, a mathematical system used to describe rotations and orientations in three-dimensional space.

Join the NITheCS Webinar: ‘Gravity sourced by quantum matter: a subjective overview’ 🎙️ Prof Akira Matsumura (Kyushu University) 📅 Fri, 16 Oct 🕛 12h00–13h00 SAST 📍 Attend in person or online. buff.ly/B7Qy9gX #QuantumMatter #Gravity #QuantumEntanglement #QuantumPhysics