Remembering Professor Mathieu Rouault
On Friday 3rd February the funeral service will take place at the Anglican Holy Trinity church in Kalk Bay at 10:00.
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PhD graduand becomes SA’s first black observational ocean biogeochemist
Mhlangabezi Mdutyana is a University of Cape Town (UCT) PhD graduate-in-waiting. He’s the son of a domestic worker and a security guard and he grew up on the dusty roads of Polar Park in Mthatha in the Eastern Cape.
Comments to the recent combo of wave heights in Cape Town
UCT physical oceanographer Mathieu Rouault said what was unusual about Wednesday’s waves was their swell direction and PhD student Marc de Vos further explains the rare occurrence based on scientific data.
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Remembering Professor Mathieu Rouault
On Friday 3rd February the funeral service will take place at the Anglican Holy Trinity church in Kalk Bay at 10:00.
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Women in Polar Science
Two PhD candiates; Kolisa Sinyanya and Riesna Audh featuring in WiPS (Women in Polar Science)
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Two UCT scientists are closing gender, equality gap. News|24
Well done to Dr. Katye Altieri whose work is inspiring not only a greater understanding of our climate but also the next generation of scientists.
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Large waves batter Cape Town shores a 'one-in-twenty-year event
What caused this unusual event - The high swells seen along the coastline on Wednesday, was the large waves related to recent seismic events near Tonga?
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