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Now into its second decade, the #MG200Young list continues to show the wellspring of talent that this country has to offer and indeed not to be outdone and showing the strength and quality of students emerging from the Environmental & Geographical Sciences Department are two of the 2018 nominees
Witness has recently submitted his PhD on the governance of baobab in Zimbabwe.
Knysna News - A delegation of Chinese professors and students have partnered up with UCT's professor Mike Meadows and students to gather and collect information from the Knysna estuary in a comparative study with the Yangtze estuary, which is one of the world's largest alluvial estuaries, adjacent to the most developed economic zone in China.
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Well done, Zarina!
Dr Zarina Patel the recipient of our Science Faculty Engaged Scholarship and Social Responsiveness Research Award.