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Smart glove to help leprosy sufferers avert injury A smart glove, developed partly by researchers at the University of Cape Town, could help leprosy patients avert injury to their hands. 28 Nov 2013
Upcoming UCT event and interview opportunities 27 Nov 2013
UCT Vice-Chancellor reports to Senate on development of new admissions policy Please cite Gerda Kruger, Executive Director: Communication and Marketing, University of Cape Town. 22 Nov 2013
UCT's admissions policy review process timeline: 2009 to date Please cite Gerda Kruger, Executive Director: Communication and Marketing, University of Cape Town 21 Nov 2013
Upcoming UCT event and interview opportunity 21 Nov 2013
Experts to unpack climate change adaptation at UCT colloquium Pro Vice-Chancellor's Open Lecture by Dr Mark Stafford Smith on Monday, 25 November 2013, at 18h00, Old Mutual Conference Centre, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. 20 Nov 2013
Matrix of UCT talent unbundles connectivity problems Professor Dlodlo and Emeritus Professor De Jager - from UCT's Communications Research Group and Image Processing Group respectively - walked away with the 2012/13 NSTF-BHP Billiton Award for An Individual or a Team who delivered an Outstanding Contribution to SETI through Research Leading to Innovation. 20 Nov 2013
South Africa and European Union celebrate successful Science and Technology partnership The Deputy Minister of Science and Technology, Michael Masutha, will address an event at the University of Cape Town on Thursday, 21 November 2013, to showcase projects funded through a science and technology (S&T) partnership between South Africa and the European Union (EU). 19 Nov 2013
Upcoming UCT event and interview opportunity 14 Nov 2013
UCT expert highlights health risks of the chiskop haircut Professor Nonhlanhla Khumalo, Head of Dermatology at the University of Cape Town, says public education on adequate sterilisation of barber equipment between haircuts should not be delayed. 13 Nov 2013
UCT interview opportunities 07 Nov 2013
Patch-clamping apparatus helps UCT researchers 'listen in' on brain's communication A patch-clamping apparatus, donated to the University of Cape Town by UCT alumnus and leading neuroscientist Professor Henry Markram, will enable researchers to 'listen in' on the brain's electrical communications. 04 Nov 2013
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