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FALF DAY 2026: Commercialisation of South African Intellectual Property from Universities

Mail & Guardian · 14 August 2026 at 08:57

FALF DAY 2026: Commercialisation of South African Intellectual Property from Universities

The Female Academic Leaders Fellowship (FALF), sponsored by Standard Bank Private Banking, hosted its annual gathering in South Africa.

The event focused on advancing dialogue, collaboration, and action on research commercialisation, innovation, and inclusive economic growth, celebrating milestones and forging key partnerships.

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FALF DAY 2026: Commercialisation of South African Intellectual Property from Universities

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