Mechanics of plate boundary scale faults: how do creeping faults work?
Dr Ake Fagerang will present the Department of Geological Sciences seminar with a talk entitled, "Mechanics of plate boundary scale faults: how do creeping f
The effect of blue light exposure on circadian resynchronisation following artificially induced jet-lag: Does PER3 VNTR genotype explain individual variation
Dr Lovemore Kunorozva will present his PhD work titled, "The effect of blue light exposure on circadian resynchronisation following artificially induced
Conference of SA Institute of Physics
The Departments of Physics and Astronomy at UCT will jointly host the 61st annual SA Institute of Physics conference.
Predictive modelling for rhino anti-poaching operations
Dr Alte de Waal will present the Department of Computer Science colloquium with a talk entitled, "Predictive modelling for rhino anti-poaching operatio
The software of life: Physics special colloquium
Paul Davies from the BEYOND Centre for Fundamental Concepts in Science, Arizona State University, will present the Department of Physics Special Colloquium,
Test-Driven Development of Ontologies
Dr Maria Keet will present the Department of Computer Science seminar, with a talk entitled, "Test-Driven Development of Ontologies".
Getting up close with desert dust: why small-scale characteristics matter
Johanna von Holdt, PhD candidate, will present the Department of Geological Sciences seminar, with a talk entitled, "Getting up close with desert dust:
Animation principles within a interface design as a methodology to surprise, delight, engage users
Mike Spur of Derivco will present the Department of Computer Science seminar with a talk entitled, "Animation principles within a interface
Winds of change in the Cedarberg Formation: Did dust blown from a glacial landscape fertilize the ocean after the end-Ordovician glaciation?
The Department of Geological Sciences will present two talks at their seminar series.
Statistical Sciences Postgraduate Seminar
The Department of Statistical Sciences will host a postgraduate seminar with the following talks: