News HIV can change to evade an antibody, but escaping may come at a cost

A South African-US study has uncovered how HIV can evolve to resist an antibody designed to prevent infection, offering clues for developing stronger antibody-based prevention strategies.

06 Nov 2026 - 4 min read
 
News Can technology help protect players’ brains?

A Rugby Science and Medicine workshop hosted by UCT and Leeds Beckett University brought together international experts in rugby science, medicine, coaching and player welfare.

05 Nov 2026 - 6 min read
 
News In conversation with Prof Aubrey Mainza – ‘a year of abundant learning’

Prof Aubrey Mainza, the dean of UCT’s Faculty of Engineering & the Built Environment highlights his priority areas for the faculty.

05 Nov 2026 - 8 min read
 
News Research on copper extraction presented at international congress

UCT’s Centre for Bioprocess Engineering Research collaborated on a study that examined how to extract copper more effectively.

03 Nov 2026 - 5 min read
 
News LiDAR conference sheds fresh light on vast pre-colonial settlements

Experts and researchers recently gathered for an extraordinary unveiling of LiDAR images of late iron-age settlements thanks to cutting-edge laser-imaging technology.

03 Nov 2026 - 8 min read
 
News Prof Diane Gray – Pushing pulmonary health forward

Prof Diane Gray’s inaugural lecture highlighted her groundbreaking research in paediatric pulmonary health.

03 Nov 2026 - 6 min read