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ʻA neutron walks into a bar …ʼ
Science is an unusual bar-top topic but not at the UCT Club this week where science discussions eclipsed even the Sundowns–Barcelona game.
18 May 2018
Advancing Africa’s inequalities agenda
The newly launched African Centre of Excellence for Inequalities Research will ensure that African perspectives on inequalities are heard at a global level.
18 May 2018
Tackling mental health in the workplace
Linda Ronnie, an associate professor in organisational behaviour and people management at the GSB, delves into the stigma attached to mental health issues in the workplace.
17 May 2018
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Tackle inequality sustainably – beyond social grants
Social grants are essential to the poor but unsustainable as a solution to income inequality. Economic growth is needed to bring more people into employment.
17 May 2018
2017: A Year in Review
The selected pieces in the pages that follow record some of the milestones in the institution’s journey through 2017, and reflect a university at work in a changing world.
17 May 2018
GSB in the Financial Times Top 90
The UCT Graduate School of Business has been ranked as a Top 90 business school in the prestigious Financial Times Executive Education Customised Rankings 2018.
16 May 2018
Cardiovascular disease is a global problem
In the first annual lecture hosted in honour of Dr Stuart Saunders, Professor Bernard Gersh spoke to the burden of cardiovascular disease in the developing world.
16 May 2018
Celebrating a standout teacher
UCT celebrated Sfiso Kubeka, an exceptional mathematics teacher, at the 13th annual Stella Clark Teachersʼ Award ceremony.
15 May 2018
SA learning to make coalition politics work
Although delicate, if done correctly, coalition politics and party collaboration could help to enhance national unity, writes Associate Professor Richard Calland.
15 May 2018
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Understanding migratory patterns is key
There are hundreds of variations of birds’ migratory patterns. But many partial migrants are threatened with extinction. Understanding their movements is key to their protection.
15 May 2018
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Med-tech inventors tackle anaphylaxis
A UCT-based invention, the ZibiPen – a reloadable adrenaline auto-injector – will provide an affordable and more effective solution to anaphylaxis.
15 May 2018
The value of storm water
Even though storm water could bolster Cape Townʼs water supply, it is being ignored as a water augmentation opportunity, says UCT’s Future Water Institute.
14 May 2018
Discovery of new ocean current underpins PhD
PhD research doesn’t often make world news – unless it describes the discovery of a new ocean current. This one is south-west of Madagascar.
14 May 2018
Volunteers see need through new eyes
SHAWCO’s 750 km health tour to four rural communities in celebration of the organisation’s 75th anniversary was an unforgettable experience for volunteers – and those they treated.
09 May 2018
Young talents headed for global innovation lab
Jessica Fell and Dr Dyllon Randall will fly the UCT flag as 2018 UNLEASH talents at this global innovation lab in Singapore later this month.
09 May 2018
Farewell, again, Francis Wilson
Francis Wilson closed the final chapter of his 43-year UCT career at an event where colleagues, friends and mentees lauded his empathy, humanity and strategic leadership.
08 May 2018
New deal could ease SA’s economic woes
UCT Adjunct Professor Brian Levy outlines a three-pronged approach to combat inequality and poverty and to ease South Africa's economic burdens.
07 May 2018
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Some surprises in search for SA’s first composer
Historical musicologist Professor Rebekka Sandmeier's inaugural lecture documents her search for South Africa's first composer of Western music - and yields some surprises.
04 May 2018
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