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Hooked: former engineering student first to correctly identify economically important bait worm 

Hooked: former engineering student first to correctly identify economically important bait worm 

Dec 15, 2021 | News

Hendré van Rensburg, like most people, did not grow up telling people that he wanted to study worms. Quite the contrary. His younger self was convinced that he was cut out for engineering; he would use science to create. Consequently, his school years were focused on...
New ‘Mzansi’ polychaete worm discovered by chance

New ‘Mzansi’ polychaete worm discovered by chance

Jul 5, 2018 | News, sustainability, Uncategorized

Cape Town – A new species of polychaete has been discovered by chance off the coast of Gansbaai in the Western Cape of South Africa. Polychaetes, more commonly known as bristle worms, are mostly marine segmented worms generally less than 10 cm in length, but with some...

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