The study found chemical signatures associated with persistent organic pollutants in a range of products commonly used by children.

UCT’s Assoc Prof Joyce Mwangama is using AI to put 5G in the hands of people who have never touched a router.

The World Universities Network’s Mental Health Symposium took place at the UCT Graduate School of Business on 23 and 24 June.

UCT recently hosted over 90 delegates from across the world at the International Sustainable Campus Network Conference.

Research by the AWACAN-ED programme revealed that people don’t understand the risk factors of cancer.

UCT’s growing international visibility and influence through strategic global engagements was on display at the U7+ Alliance of World Universities Presidential Summit.

An international collaboration between UCT’s Children’s Institute and Queen’s University Belfast has explored the lived experiences of youth exiting alternative care and their needs for a bright, fulfilling future.