Evolutionary synchrony of life and the fossil record
Neil Davies from Cambridge University will present the Department of Geological Sciences seminar with a talk entitled, "Evolutionary synchrony of l
An engaged critical archaeology in contemporary South Africa, archaeological practice and research with human remains.
Robyn Humphreys will present the Department of Archaeology seminar with a talk entitled, "An engaged critical archaeology in contemporary South A
The Northern Limb of the Bushveld Complex - A New Economic Frontier
Judith Kinnaird will present the Department of Geological Sciences seminar with a talk entiteld, "The Northern Limb of the Bushveld Complex
Mimicry and speciation in Africa's parasitic finches
Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Gabriel Jamie will present the Department of Biological Sciences seminar with a talk entitled, "Mimicry and speciatio
What can tectonic geomorphology and structural geology tell us about seismic hazard in the East African Rift? Key results from the PREPARE project
Jack Williams, from Cardiff University will present the Department of Geological Sciences seminar with a talk entitled, "What can tectonic g
We can, but should we – the ethics of GM food
Johan Burger from Plant Genetics, University of Stellenbosch, will present the Department of Molecular & Cell Biology Seminar with
Gender Praxis: Rural Fiji radio and mobile devices
Ashiyan Rahmani-Shirazi will be presenting the School of IT seminar with his PhD dissertation work and a talk entitled
Nuclear Safety Regulation in South Africa
The Departments of Physics and Electrical Engineering at UCT invite you to a public lecture on Nuclear Safety by Dr Mzubanzi Tyobeka. His talk is entit
Exploring Networks of Interaction in Southern Zambezia during the Early Second Millennium A.D: A case study at Mtanye, South Western Zimbabwe.
Mr Jordan Scholfield will be present the findings from his Masters research at the Department of Archaeology seminar, with a talk entit
Where the Message Meets The Mobile: Longitudinal Analysis of SMS for Health Communication
Trevor Perrier from the University of Washington, will present the School of IT Colloquium with a talk entitled, "Where the Message Meets Th