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125-million-year-old Changyuraptor sheds light on dinosaur flight 16 Jul 2014
Made in the stars It's four billion years from now. Earth is no longer habitable as our sun, now a massive red giant, has turned the planet into a hot, barren wasteland. Man '“ if he survived in an earlier age '“ has perhaps colonised a retreat in the galaxy. 15 Jul 2014
Warm welcome back for development policy and practice students 15 Jul 2014
125-million-year-old Changyuraptor sheds light on dinosaur flight An international team of experts, including Professor Anusuya Chinsamy-Turan from the University of Cape Town, has discovered a new predatory dinosaur with very long feathers that sheds light on how dinosaurs flew. 15 Jul 2014
Unexpected findings in HIV meningitis treatment trial can save lives UCT investigators in collaboration with Ugandan and American colleagues found that HIV patients with cryptococcal meningitis should first be fully treated for the condition in hospital, and only start antiretroviral (ARV) therapy afterwards. 14 Jul 2014
Staff transformation at UCT 14 Jul 2014
Foot helps audiences find hope at Baxter 11 Jul 2014
Low-cost computer training at SHAWCO community centres 11 Jul 2014
Organ engineering essay wins lucidity prize 11 Jul 2014
Upcoming UCT event and interview opportunities 11 Jul 2014
Innovative approaches to recycling and refuse disposal 10 Jul 2014
IMO 2014: Africa's proud mathematical heritage 10 Jul 2014
Kalumba aims to strengthen foundations 10 Jul 2014
Let culture and nature redraw African boundaries 10 Jul 2014
The Evolution of the Universe Professor Prof John Barrow, Mathematical Sciences at Cambridge University and director of the Millennium Mathematics Project 09 Jul 2014
Medical students give up holiday time to serve communities in need 09 Jul 2014
UCT expert steers successful study of US cholesterol drug trials 09 Jul 2014
Wine business diploma a first for GSB, South Africa 08 Jul 2014
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