Scientific methods of today essential for uncovering science of past
Associate Professor Shadreck Chirikure, from the Department of Archaeology shows how modern scientific techniques are critical for studying and uncovering the science of the past.
Ice in Antarctica gives insight into global warming
Recently returned from a trip to Antarctica, Associate Professor Marcello Vichi, who was with 70 other scientists, has come back with worrying information on what is happening to the sea ice in Antarctica.
Science Faculty celebrates National Science Week
The Faculty of Science at UCT will be celebrating National Science Week (NSW) with the 10th annual Science Postgraduate Symposium and by hosting the Eskom Cape Town Expo for Young Scientists.
Combining Proximity Relations with Ontologies: Some Challenges
Rolf Gruetter of the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research, will present the School of IT Colloquium with a talk e
How to study adaptation (and why to do it that way)
Prof Mark E Olson, from the Institute of Biology, National University of Mexico, will present the Department of Biological Sciences seminar
Science Postgraduate Student Council Annual General Meeting
Come and attend the Science Postgraduate Council Annual General Meeting where elections will take place.
Food and snacks will be served.
Scientific methods, the social structure of the sciences and the role of diversity
Jack Ritchie, UCT Department of Philosophy, will present the Department of Physics Colloquium with a talk entitled, "Scientific methods, the social structure
Scientific methods, the social structure of the sciences and the role of diversity
Jack Ritchie, UCT Department of Philosophy, will present the Department of Physics Colloquium with a talk entitled, "Scientific methods, the social structure
The Maritime Archaeology of Mozambique Island: Lessons from the commercial gathering of beads and porcelain for tourists
Celso Simbini will present the Department of Archaeology seminar with a talk entitled, "The Maritime Archaeology of Mozambique Island: Lesso
Plio-Pleistocene hominin habitat occupation change through time: Insights from the Koobi Fora Formation, Omo Group
Silindokuhle Mavuso from WITS University, will present the Department of Geological Sciences seminar with a talk entitled, "Plio-Pleistocene