Maths a must for this family

14 December 2009

Prof Janelidze and Tamar Professor George Janelidze, of UCT's Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics, will cap his daughter, Tamar, when she receives her PhD. His son, Zurab, lectures in Pure Mathematics at Stellenbosch University. Zurab has been given a Y1 rating by the National Research Foundation, and his father is extremely proud of him and of Tamar.

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