Oppenheimer Chair for Emerging African Scientists in Non-invasive Wildlife Research

Professor André Ganswindt holds the Oppenheimer Chair for Emerging African Scientists in Non-invasive Wildlife Research. The Chair provides postgraduate opportunities for young African scientists within the Mammal Research Institute. Research focuses on devising scientific methods for conducting physiological research without affecting animal health, and using these methods to determine how human stressors affect animals, thus ensuring improved management policies for wildlife conservation, tourism and captive breeding facilities. Read more about the work being done under this chair here.