Investigating progesterone receptor activity: implications for multipurpose prevention technologies
Kim Enfield will present the Department of Molecular & Cell Biology seminar with a presentation of her PhD upgrade entitled, "Investigating progest
Physical Biochemistry: The other approach to genes and gene activity
Horst Klump will present the Department of Molecular & Cell Biology seminar with a talk entitled,"Physical Biochemistry: The other appr
Molecular Farming Workshop
iBio Inc and the University of Cape Town’s Biopharming Research Unit (BRU) announce a Molecular Farming Workshop to be held in Franschhoek in the Western Cap
The effects of seabirds, rats and ecosystem restoration on invertebrate food webs
Dr Joshua Thoresen, will present the Department of Biological Science's seminar with a talk entitled, "The effects of seabirds, rats and ecosystem restoratio
Characterising the sources of fake leptons from top quarks in same sign W boson scattering with the ATLAS detector at √s = 13 TeV
Xolisile Thusini will present the Department of Physics seminar with a talk entitled, "Characterising the sources of fake leptons from top q
Cyclodextrins and Transition Metal Catalysis: Recent results and future opportunities
Professor Eric Monflier from the University of Artois, France, will present the Department of Chemistry seminar w
Forces from temperature quenches in thermal and active matter
Dr Christian Rohwer, from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Stuttgart, Germany, will present a Department of Physics seminar
The Sailing Experience of Sanya Coast
The Department of Oceanography invites you to a seminar where the crew of the Sanya Coast will present a first-hand account of their experience of racin
The origin of low-δ18O rhyolites in the Yellowstone province: Reconciling crustal melting with thermal constraints in magma generation models
Juliana Troch from ETH, Zurich, will present the Department of Geoglogical Science seminar with a talk entitled, "The origin of low-δ18O rhyolites in the Yel
A 12-month Evaluation of ASTA, a Self-Tracking Application for ASHAs
Brian DeRenzi will present the Department of Computer Science seminar with a talk entitled, "A 12-month Evaluation of ASTA, a Self-Tracking