University of Cape Town

A neurosurgeon at the University of Cape Town is pioneering a way to diagnose a brain condition through patients’ eyes.

An extensive study on the eating habits of predators on farms and a nature reserve in the Karoo Desert of South Africa has yielded some surprising findings.

UCT clinician and biomedical engineers collaborated to design an assistant device for metered-dose asthma inhalers to improve ease of use for children and the elderly.

The ALICE experiment is one of the detectors of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. UCT and South Africa scientists are involved in upgrading this equipment, which aims to improve our understanding of the universe.

The African Centre for Cities at the University of Cape Town has gained a global reputation as a leading knowledge centre on global urbanism.

Cancer research: Finding novel therapeutic interventions and developing more targeted approaches to treatment

UCT postgraduate researcher, Witness Kozanayi, investigated how commercialisation of baobab products has affected the trees – as well as the communities around them.