Cellular chloride dynamics and synaptic plasticity in epileptic seizures
Joseph Raimondo from the Department of Human Biology at UCT will present the Department of Molecular and Cell Biology seminar where he will
The evolving challenges of geophysicists – From amplitude mappers to partners in drilling and water search
Maria Angela Capello from the Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), Ahmadi, Kuwait, will present the Department of Geological Sciences seminar with a talk
Human Signalling Ecology: A new model for understanding MSA ochre use
James McGrath will present the Department of Archaeology seminar with a talk entitled, "Human Signalling Ecology: A new model for understanding MSA ochr
Advances in wildlife management tools and some potential applications
Dr Ben Allen, a Research Fellow in Wildlife Research from the University of Southern Queensland and the Institute for Ag
Molecular modelling for development of vaccines against microbial disease
Associate Professor Michelle Kuttel will present the School of IT Colloquium with a seminar entitled, "Molecular modelling for development of vaccines agains
Social Connections in Southern Africa during the Holocene: Perspectives from Grassridge Rockshelter
Dr Benjamin Collins, will present the Department of Archaeology seminar with a talk entitled, "Social Connections in Southern Africa during the Holocene: Per
Artificial Intelligence: the quest towards adaptive and cognitive computer systems
Associate Professor Deshen Moodley, from the Department of Computer Science and Deputy Director of South African National Centre for Artific
Effects of temperature and food availability on the reproductive ecology of an arid-zone bird
Nicholas Pattinson will present his PhD proposal with a talk entitled, "Effects of temperature and food availability on the reproductive ecology of an arid-z
Communicate to collaborate
The Science Postgraduate Student's council presents Communicate to Collaborate - the 11th annual Science Postgraduate Symposium. This
Geochemistry of South African coal: Implications for the formation of inertinite macerals in the Witbank Coalfield
The Department of Geological Science is hosting a special double seminar: