Call for nominations

30 October 2006

The Research Office is calling for nominations for the 9th annual National Science & Technology Forum (NSTF) Awards. The awards recognise and celebrate individuals and organisations for outstanding contributions to science, engineering and technology.

Categories covered include: awards for individuals, awards for organisations, awards for research capacity developers, awards to black researchers, awards to science communicators (new). Please contact Christina Pather for nomination forms. For those requiring institutional support, the internal closing date for completed documentation, to reach the Research Office, is Friday, November 17.

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Volume 25 Edition 25

30 Oct 2006

News

A-rating for Shakespeare scholar

Stats students take the cake

Plan to bring in senior scholars to UCT

UCT in trilateral agreement

Get well at wellness expo

A stake in the ground for transformation

UCT buildings a model of style

New programmes and institute all about getting organised

Top prizes for research with heart

Top shelf

Higher education must spur development

HIV/AIDS colloquium on campus

Call for nominations

Closing date for NRF rating applications

Researchers aim high with new project

Improved financial model set to change investment decisions

Student aims for MTV job

Betrayal at the Baxter

Campus Highlights

Squash star a winner again

Noakes makes history at Runner's World

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