UCT MedTech had the honour of meeting with President Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 and Minister of Higher Education Prof Blade Nzimande at #WSF_ZA2022. Thrilled to be sharing our innovation! Sudesh Sivarasu @dsigovza UCT Health Sciences UCT Human Biology @UCT_VC

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It’s day 3 at #WSF_ZA2022! Remember to pop in for a chat at exhibition space 701! @dsigovza Maureen Etuket Ruswa Sudesh Sivarasu UCT Human Biology UCT Research Contracts & Innovation

#WSF_ZA2022 if you not here you missing out. UCT MedTech creative EASY SQUEEZY reimagining medical devices for easy use. How cool is that.

UCT MedTech’s Joel Philpott had a long chat with the Minister of the Department of Higher Education and Training, Science and Innovation Prof Blade Nzimande about the impressive work done by the labs. Thank you for your time, Minister! #WSF_ZA2022

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CHAPTER 3. Biomedcial Visualisation Vol 13 - Roopam Dey Roopam Dey Mapping of Orthopaedic Fractures for Optimal Surgical Guidance. Sudesh Sivarasu UCT MedTech Biomedical Engineering at UCT CEU Health UCT Human Biology Anatomy@UofG UofG MVLS SIT-GSA @medicalvis Leonard Shapiro link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

Please 🙏 RT for an open position ASAP in our lab CRBS Inserm You like pre-clinical models, longitudinal #imaging, experimental models of #breast #cancer @InsermEst - NANOTUMOR Consortium CRBS

Congratulations to Prof Alison September, head of the Division of Physiological Sciences, Dept of Human Biology, for receiving the SAMRC Mid-Career Scientists Programme Award. The UCT research team leads globally in understanding the genetic contribution to sports injuries.

The world needs science & science needs women whose contributions are vital to research & development Meet Dr Malila an #ARISE fellow & #Scientist from #Zimbabwe working on digital health interventions👉bit.ly/3K8EA1d #WomenInScience #IDWGIS23 EU International Partnerships 🇪🇺 UCT

📢 The first call for the AMI Visiting Researchers Program is open! We invite researchers from Africa to apply for free access to the AMI Imaging Centre’s microscopes and lab facilities 🔬🌍. Click for more info and to apply: center.microscopy.africa/open-call. 🗓️ Deadline is 29 May 2023 💥

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Are you ready to showcase your extraordinary tech skills and leave potential employers from the BRICS nations in awe? Join #UCTMedTech and be a part of the incredible gathering of hundreds of brilliant mindsfrom #Brazil, #Russia, #India, #China, #SouthAfrica, and #Africa.

This morning, UCT MedTech's Grant Sander and Edmund Wessels had the pleasure of hosting a group of matric homeschooled students to the lab! During the visit, they took the students on a captivating journey into the cutting-edge research and development being done at UCT MedTech.

Research led by UCT Associate Professor Victoria Gibbon uncovers new details about the lives and deaths of the Sutherland Nine, who were unethically donated to UCT in the 1920s. Read more: bit.ly/3BWuwTT

FlexiGyn, an invention by UCT PhD student Edmund Wessels, is one of four African inventions in line for the 2023 Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation. Read more: bit.ly/3N6XLbV

🌍 Join the BRICS FUTURE SKILLS CHALLENGE from 12-15 September! Calling all aspiring youth from the BRICS nations! Showcase your talents in a thrilling multi-day online Skills Olympics or Hackathon competition. To seize this golden opportunity: lnkd.in/dKk29Pry @

Join the #manufacturingrobotics challenges for people with disabilities hosted by UCT MedTech UCT Research UCT Health Sciences as part of BRICSza BRICS Business Council BRICS Future Skills Challenge! @dsigovza National Research Foundation of South Africa

The FlexiGyn team showcased their innovative device to TIA's Kimera Moodley, thanks to the funding received from Technology Innovation Agency. The meeting focused on exploring ways to develop FlexiGyn even more. Stay tuned for more updates on this transformative journey!

UCT graduate, Kara Adams’s, unconventional research set out to uncover the effect clothing and environmental factors have on the body’s decomposition process. #WomxnofUCT Read more: qr.link/swhzYr