University of Cambridge

Harry in South Africa, 2017


#Harry was to deliver the John Matthews Memorial Lecture at the Microscopy Society of Southern Africa’s Annual Conference, held from 4 to 7 December 2017 at the Forever Resort in Warmbaths. The lecture is supported by the National Science Foundation of South Africa and also involves visits to a number of Universties to deliver further lectures and for discussions.






Cradle of Humankind

A species is defined as the group within which pairs can breed to produce a fertile offspring. So a horse and a donkey are separate species since when they interbreed to produce an ass, the latter is infertile. A genus is a race within which there can be many species. A horse, donkey and Zebra belong to the same genus called Eqqus.* Humans belong to the genus Homo; contemporary humans have the genus Homo and species Sapiens, hence the term Homo sapiens, a species that is about 200,000 years old.

*although this definition of species does not explain how homo sapiens and neanderthals, which are from different species, managed to interbreed and inherit each other's genetic information.

In 2013, another species about 2,500,000 years old was discovered in South Africa, Homo naledi in the Maropeng caves. This is the story of Homo naledi, based on fifteen individuals covering the whole of the age range. A truly remarkable discovery.

Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
The journey
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After landing in Johannesburg on Sunday, dropping bags at Bela Bela, Professor Johan Westraadt took Harry to see the "Cradle of Humankind" and the Maropeng caves.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Professor Johan Westraadt at the entrance of the exhibition site, a building with a planted roof.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Harry. A beautiful day, bright sunshine, clear skies.
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The discovery by Rick Hunter and Steven Tucker, who were on a mission to find fossils.
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The challenge of the Dinaledi caves.
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Search for people who could navigate the excavation.
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The six females who succeeded in qualifying for the subsequent excavation.
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The excavation.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
The scientific analysis.
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Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
The bones of some 15 individuals were meticulously recorded and collected for study.
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After many hypotheses, including the absence of signs of violence, it was concluded that the site represented a place where dead bodies were placed.
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Artist's impresson of the disposal of a dead member of the species.
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Lasedi Chamber, more Homo naledi.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Our past is like that of any other mammal.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
We are blind robots designed to preserve our genes.
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Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Lucy is a member of the Australopithecus genus, i.e. differenct from the Homo genus. There are striking similarities between the Australopithecus and Homo genera, such as the upright posture and bipedal movement. Australopithecines have smaller brains. Lucy is some 3.2 million years old, but on the 6th of December 2017, an almost complete skeleton of "Little Foot", also found at Sterkfontein, was identified as being older at about 3.7 million years old.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Stromatolites, formed originally from bacteria that created the first oxygen on earth by photosynthesis. Video explaining this statement.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Now 2-4 million years ago.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Nelson Mandela's handprints.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia


The Maropeng Caves

Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Next stop the Maropeng caves where the discovery was made, some 10 km away from the exhibition.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
There were many narrow channels in the caves - the hard hats proved to be essential.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Sterkfontaine, where the oldest Australopithecus skeleton to date was discovered, in addition to the skeletons of the Homo naledi.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
The caves.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia


University of Pretoria

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On the way to Pretoria
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Professors Charles Siyasiya (University of Pretoria), Harry (University of Cambridge), Johan (Nelson Mandela University) and Roelf Mostert (University of Pretoria) at an Indian Restaurant on Sunday evening.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
On Monday at the University of Pretoria (founded in 1894). Here, Harry was able to log on seamlessly to the internet using "eduroam".
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
The Bainite symposium was held in the Department of Plant Sciences.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Two keen participants who had accessed the on-line materials.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Professor Mostert introducing the symposium. Harry gave four talks (mechanism of bainite, bainitic rails, bainite in ballistic applications and modelling of phase transformations, with discussion in-between.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Harry with Professor Johan van Rooyen, who he met in 1987 and refers to his work in Bainite in Steels
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia


Electron Microscopy of South Africa Conference

Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
The stage is set.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Professor Johan Westraadt.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Harry with Paul Buckby, an actor, singer, television presenter, master of ceremonies. He has starred in three movies, in the soap opera Egoli as a doctor and for his role as Eddie Holmes (policeman) on another soap opera Isidingo in South Africa.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Professor Jan Neethling (Nelson Mandela University), current President of the Electron Microscopy Society of South Africa.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
In the poster session, each person gave a seven minute talk followed by interrogation for three minutes by two judges and the audience. There were prizes awarded later for various aspects of the poster presentations.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Fun and games at the students evening.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia


Ramoswe Game Reserve

Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
An ostrich.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Huge numbers of birds at the water pool.


Conference dinner and awards ceremony

Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Paul Buckby was the master of ceremonies.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Professor Chantelle Baker who is standing at the microphone is from the Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University. She is the President Elect of the Microscopy Society of South Africa.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia





Nelson Mandela University on Friday

An early morning start from Johannesburg to Port Elisabeth, with a breakfast smoothie at the airport.

Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Aerial pictures on approaching Port Elizabeth.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Arrival in Port Elizabeth.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Beautiful drive along the sea shore to the Nelson Mandela University.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
The building in the distance has the Centre for High Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy. Although eduroam was available, Harry was not, for inexplicable reasons, able connect with the internet. May have something to do with the fact that the University changed its name from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University to the same without the "metropolitan".
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Royal Enfield motorbike
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Some old microscopes were on display, this one is the Siemens Elmiskop.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Ion beam thinning equipment.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Philips EM200, the type of microscope used by Harry for his Ph.D. thesis.







Cape Town, Table Mountain, Botanical Gardens


Professor Robert Knutsen of Cape Town University took Harry for a walk on Table Mountain, followed by a visit to the Botanical Gardens.

Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
Photograph of Table Mountain from Harry's hotel room.
Cradle of humankind, South Africa, University of Pretoria, EMSA conference, 2017, Electron microsopy of south africa, Nelson Mandela University, Cape Town University, Johan Westraadt, Rob Knutsen, Roelf Mostert, Jan Neethling, steel, machine learning Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
Robert Knutsen
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
At the Botanical Gardens
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
The canopy snake.
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia
EMSA conference, 2017, University of Cape Town, Robert Knutsen, Harry Bhadeshia

Meanwhile, in Cambridge, ......

 snow in cambridge
Snow, at 0653, Cambridge, Sunday 10th December.
snow in Cambridge
The BBC is always right.

Snow

Snow


University of Cape Town




South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
This is a residential building on the University of Cape Town campus. eduroam worked perfectly at this University.
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
This shows the podium where Cecil Rhodes' statue resided, but was removed by agreement between the students and academic staff of the University because Rhodes was not a nice man when it came to issues of race. Oriel College in Oxford decided not to remove Cecil Rhodes' statue. The University of Oxford's Chancellor, Chris Patten, intepreted the attempt to remove the statue as a failure to embrace freedom of thought, stating that they (campaigners) may "think about being educated elsewhere". There were indirect threats made to withdraw 100 million GBP of donations should the statue be removed.
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
Beautiful campus.
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
The audience for Harry's talk ....
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
... with Professor Robert Knutsen chairing.
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
A pin-on-disc wear testing machine.
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
A dilatometer constructed at the University.
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
A rolling mill identical to the one in Cambridge University
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
A Charpy impact tester for polymeric samples.
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
A Charpy impact tester for polymeric samples.
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
Drop weight Charpy impact tester
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
A shaft that has failed by fatigue, in this case the failure initiating within the steel.
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
South Africa, University of Cape Town, Harry Bhadeshia, Robert Knutsen, 2017
Here the initiation is at the surface.



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