New guide book a pictorial delight

21 November 2005

A newly-published, collaborative guidebook, Guide to the Seaweeds of KwaZulu-Natal, brings together current research into known species of marine algae along the South African coastline. UCT's main contributor to the work is Assoc Prof John Bolton. The next edition of Monday Paper will carry the full story and some of the magnificent photographs, thanks to the wonders of digital photography.

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Monday Monthly

Volume 24 Edition 30

21 Nov 2005

News

Postpartum depression has lingering impact

New guide book a pictorial delight

African languages made to fit

Students behind bars

Have prize, will travel

SA begins first phase II vaccine trial

Student building named

Car anatomy under the scalpel in mechanical engineering lab

UCT bids adieu to 2005 retirees

Alumni honoured

Life as we don't know it

Nota Bene

African partnership extended

Campus highlights

Ghoema opens

Lauded by students

Rugby club stocks up

Soccer women make it to SASSU finale

Back against the wall

Javelin thrower closes in on SA record

Researcher programme three years old and going strong

Previous Editions

Volume 24
Edition 29 14 Nov 2005

Volume 24
Edition 28 07 Nov 2005

Volume 24
Edition 27 31 Oct 2005

Volume 24
Edition 26 24 Oct 2005

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