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FACULTY OF SCIENCEContinuedRESEARCH ACTIVITIESResearch in ProgressRESEARCHER(S) TITLE OF RESEARCH SOURCE OF FUNDINGMakamba, F.Monadjem, A.Mahlaba, T.A.M.Magagula, C.N.Exploring the Role of Small Mammals asBio-control and Pest Species in Agroecosystemsusing Molecular TechniquesManong’a, J.S. Renewable Energy Storage Systems SelfMkhonta, S.K.Mamba, L.Motsa, S.S.Nhlabatsi, A.M.Peter, G.Simelane, N.O.Tevera, D.S.Simelane, N.Peter, G.Salam, A.Effects of Hard Surfaces and Electric Fields onBlock Copolymer MeltsOptimizing the Adomnian DecompositionMethod for Solving Initial Value Problems andother Evolution EquationsEngineering Security in Evolving SoftwareSystemsEconomic Aspects of Human Geophagia inRural SwazilandSociocultural Factors and the Practice ofGeophagia Among Rural Communities inSwaziland (ongoing study on the Human andEnzootic Geophagia in Southern Africa)Urban Food Security and HIV/AIDS inManziniUNISWA Research BoardSelvesSelfSelf/Engineering and Physical SciencesResearch Council (EPSRC)UNISWA Research Board and the NationalResearch Foundation, South AfricaUNISWA Research Board and theNational Research Foundation, SouthAfricaCIDA University Partners inCooperation and Development (UPCD)PUBLICATIONSBooks and Book ChaptersCrush, J. and Tevera, D.S. (eds.) (2010). Zimbabwe’sExodus: Crisis, Migration, Survival. Cape Town: IdasaPublishing / Ottawa: IDRC, 416 pp.Crush, J. and Tevera, D.S. (2010) Exiting Zimbabwe.In J. Crush and D.S. Tevera (eds.), Zimbabwe’s Exodus:Crisis, Migration, Survival, pp. 1-49.Crush, J. and Tevera, D.S. (2010). Discontent andDeparture: Attitudes of Skilled Zimbabweanstowards Emigration. In J. Crush and D.S. Tevera(eds.), Zimbabwe’s Exodus: Crisis, Migration, Survival,pp. 112-130.Crush, J., Tevera, D.S., and Chikanda, A. (2010) MigrantRemittances and Household Survival in Zimbabwe.In J. Crush and D.S. Tevera (eds.), Zimbabwe’s Exodus:Crisis, Migration, Survival, pp. 307-321.Monadjem, A., Taylor, P., Cotterill, F.P.D. & Schoeman,M.C. (2010). Bats of Southern and Central Africa: ABiogeographic and Taxonomic Synthesis. Universityof the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. 600 pages.Monadjem, A., van Zyl, A., and Malan, G. (2010).Chapter 6: Gregarious Tree-using Raptors: RoostingKestrels and Breeding White-backed Vultures. In:Malan, G. and Jenkins, A.R., Surveying and Monitoringof Southern African Raptor Populations. South Africa:Briza Press.Nhlabatsi, A.M. (2011). Chapter 4: Security Patterns:Comparing Modeling Approaches. In N. Mouratidis(ed.), Software Engineering for Secure Systems: Industrialand Research Perspectives, London, U.K.: IGI GlobalPublishing, pp. 75-111.National JournalsMatondo, J.I., Salam, A., and Mdluli, D. (2010). Uses ofWetlands at Ka-Luhleko Area in Swaziland. UNISWAJournal of Agriculture Science and Technology 13(1): pp.30-42.REPORT OF THE VICE CHANCELLOR 6606