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Natural curiosity drives biomedical innovator 13 May 2016
African case studies will help decolonise business school's curriculum 13 May 2016
UCT to honour leading academics in African art, archaeology and economics 12 May 2016
Cheetah's tail a blueprint for manoeuvrability in robots Robotics designer Dr Amir Patel is one of six UCT scholars who received a Claude Leon Merit Award for 2016. 12 May 2016
#UCTSpeaksBack tables demands 12 May 2016
African Studies: how to make the continent an “equal partner” 12 May 2016
UCT alumnus “humanitarian hero of the year” 12 May 2016
Networking to solve African problems 12 May 2016
New Kid on the Block 12 May 2016
From tree of life to web of life: How Google Images can help ecologists study evolution Animals caught on camera by amateur photographers and posted on the web could become an important new tool for studying evolution and other ecological questions, researchers from South Africa have found. Their study - the first of its kind - is published today in Methods in Ecology and Evolution. 12 May 2016
Tolullah Oni: promoting science and research to develop Africa Tolullah (Tolu) Oni's passion for public health stem from a desire to study medicine from an early age. 11 May 2016
MasterCard Foundation Scholars are turning ideas into action 10 May 2016
DVC Desk: UCT Award for Collaborative Educational Practice 2016 10 May 2016
UCT to honour leaders in African art, archaeology and economics on 14 June 2016 First tranche of 2016 honorary doctorates to be conferred on Anatsui, Deacon and Wilson in separate graduation ceremonies. 10 May 2016
The SKA will help us answer questions we have not even asked yet 09 May 2016
UCT public lecture to focus on 'Children on the front page' Emeritus Professor Marian Jacobs to deliver VC Open Lecture on Monday, 16 May 2016, 18:00 in the New Learning Centre Lecture Theatre, Anatomy Building, Faculty of Health Sciences, Anzio Road, Observatory. 09 May 2016
Universities and the financial sector must work together to plug skills gaps Africa’s CEOs are worried that there aren’t enough skilled professionals on the continent. The financial services sector is particularly hard hit by this shortage. 08 May 2016
Institutional response to sexual violence is disempowering to victims' 07 May 2016
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