Research Office

14 April 2008

On the move: The Research Office has moved from the lower campus to No 2 Rhodes Avenues, on the corner of Main Road and Rhodes Avenue, across from Shoprite in Mowbray.

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Volume 27 Edition 05

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Research and innovation

Marine ecosystem under threat

DNA sheds light on family dynamics

Business model used to focus on baboon problem

Sport

It runs in the family

Knight protecting the King and Queen in their conquest of Russia

Pipped-at-the-post Ikeys are team of the tournament

News

Project Manager

A day in the life of UCT librarians

Sexual harassment policy approved by Council

$2 million from Carnegie for transformation

Staff and students to get more international exposure

UCT signs Cape Town Open Education Declaration

Forum on student financial aid

Back to basics

Africon sponsor Maths competition

Conference on global administrative law opens

Resilience factors point the way to recovery

Memorandum of agreement signed with CANSA and the TAC

Arts

College hosts hot concerts

Massenet's Werther returns

Administration

Letters

Spam FAQ

Listing of conferences

Research Office

Funding gap bridged

Progress on leadership transition process

Two stalwarts celebrated for dedicated service

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New leadership needed in higher education

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