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Alan Flisher: high-risk teenage behaviours It was for his work on the epidemiology of high-risk behaviour among adolescents, particularly related to sexual behaviour and substance abuse... 08 Mar 2016
Timm Hoffman: changes in land use Professor Timm Hoffman, Leslie Hill Chair of Plant Conservation, Department of Biological Sciences, won the Alan Pifer Award for his work... 08 Mar 2016
Pippa Skotnes & Mark Fleishman: art and performance Every year in the small Western Cape town of Clanwilliam local schoolchildren take part in workshops hosted by UCT's arts and drama departments... 08 Mar 2016
Raj Ramesar: genetic research and intervention Professor Raj Ramesar, head of the Division of Human Grenetics and director of the UCT/MRC Human Genetics Research Unit... 08 Mar 2016
Why it’s crucial that young scientists are taught the value of being wrong Albert Einstein is the most famous scientist of all time.  01 Mar 2016
Seafood on the side 17 Mar 2014
Game fences to protect human and animal rights Electric game fences have been proposed as a solution to the conflict between humans and wild animals such as chacma baboons on the Cape Peninsula. 17 Mar 2014
What primates teach us 17 Mar 2014
Water Week: Survey on Berg River contaminants 11 Mar 2013
Water Week: New one-stop laboratory for water researchers planned 11 Mar 2013
Water Week: Aqua d'UCT identifies gaps in water research 11 Mar 2013
Water Week: Effluent recycling - an energy-efficient solution 11 Mar 2013
Water Week: New life for urban waterway 11 Mar 2013
Water Week: Workshop gets parties talking on Flats flooding 11 Mar 2013
Archive activists launch project online 11 Mar 2011
SA kids' health cause for concern 11 Mar 2011
Network tackles African transport and environment issues 29 Mar 2010
Three teaching collaborations get the nod from CHED 29 Mar 2010
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