The College of Engineering, Design, Art and Technology (CEDAT) at Makerere University has released its July-September 2026 newsletter, highlighting major achievements in research, innovation, academic development, and creative arts. The publication demonstrates the College’s continued contribution to Uganda’s development through practical solutions and industry focused research.
Under the leadership of Prof. Moses Musinguzi, the newsletter reflects on CEDAT’s growing impact in areas including digital transformation, renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, environmental management, and technology innovation.
Key stories include highlights from the 10th National Conference on Communications (NCC2026), which brought together researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and students to discuss emerging technologies and Uganda’s digital future.
The publication also covers the visit of Hon. Jordan Asiimwe, Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation, who encouraged researchers to transform innovations into market-ready products capable of driving industrial growth and creating jobs.
Other featured achievements include the unveiling of AI-powered tools for managing Lake Victoria water levels, advances in green steel production using Uganda’s iron ore resources, and the validation of a revised MSc Renewable Energy curriculum designed to meet emerging industry demands.
Beyond engineering and technology, the newsletter celebrates creativity at the Margaret Trowell School of Industrial and Fine Arts (MTSIFA) through stories on MUFASA Vintage Week and an international Public Art Talk that promoted cultural exchange and contemporary artistic dialogue.
The latest edition reflects CEDAT’s commitment to excellence in engineering, design, art, and technology while strengthening partnerships that support sustainable national and regional development. Readers are encouraged to explore the full CEDAT Newsletter for detailed insights into the College’s activities and achievements during the quarter.