UCT has secured US$1.6 million from Google.org to develop an artificial intelligence-powered platform that could help doctors make safer, more effective treatment decisions for African patients.

Older people need greater income security since the current value of the grant does not adequately meet the cost of living.

The Research Office’s Natalie le Roux has received the South African Research and Innovation Management Association’s Professional Excellence in Research Management Award.

UCT’s Michaelis School of Fine Art foundation art class travelled to Cederberg recently, and their experiences are lively.

New signage at Zandvlei Estuary uses the story of the humble sandprawn to inspire curiosity, environmental awareness and conservation.

Prof Sudesh Sivarasu spoke to UCT News about the launch of the innovative BRICS BioDesign Programme.