Research and innovation Managing the impact of the Benguela losing breath Researchers at UCT are studying the severe low-oxygen conditions that occur on Africa’s south-west coast and compromise the area’s valuable fisheries. 26 Jan 2023
The incriminating genes behind sports injuries 21 Dec 2022
Interfaculty research event puts women’s challenges under a microscope 15 Dec 2022
UCT’s new eResearch director: Prof Vaccari 13 Dec 2022
Funding boost for low-cost cardiac device 12 Dec 2022
Celebrating the power of research for social change 05 Dec 2022
Alan Pifer winner champions child, women’s heart health 01 Dec 2022
Heart disease doyen wins Alan Pifer Award 01 Dec 2022
UCT researchers recognised as highly cited 22 Nov 2022
UCT’s reputation among the top 200 globally 18 Nov 2022
South African women innovators win big at international Falling Walls Lab 16 Nov 2022
IDM extension project boosts continent’s biomedical research capacity 14 Nov 2022
US$2.4 trillion in climate finance needed for developing world by 2030 10 Nov 2022
Seven new ARUA centres of excellence mooted for Africa 10 Nov 2022
Winning project reimagines Delft stormwater basin 10 Nov 2022
UCT admits four distinguished academics to College of Fellows 10 Nov 2022
Patel’s cheetah locomotion study gets major funding boost 09 Nov 2022
Research into Cape Town helicopter rescue missions – mainstay for accident prevention strategies 09 Nov 2022
Three UCT students showcase scientific solutions in Geneva 08 Nov 2022
The convergence of isiXhosa texts and sociology 08 Nov 2022
Living on the edge: The IMF’s economic outlook for sub-Saharan Africa 07 Nov 2022
Eight UCT researchers honoured by ASSAf & SAYAS 07 Nov 2022
UCT team part of €40m ‘CARE-O-SENE’ SA–Germany project to decarbonise aviation 04 Nov 2022
Farrant’s life’s work recognised with coveted German award 04 Nov 2022
UCT jumps up in clinical and health 02 Nov 2022