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Students intending to start MSc or PhD studies in the Division of Biomedical Engineering in 2015 are strongly encouraged to apply for an NRF Free-standing, Innovation and Scarce Skills Masters and Doctoral Scholarship. Applications must be submitted online before UCT's internal deadline of 4th August 2014. Applicants need to identify and contact a potential supervisor in the Division ahead of time to arrange a research proposal that is required for the application.
Our list of South African companies involved in medical device development and manufacturing as well as healthcare technology has been updated. It provides now details of approximately 90 companies with details of products and location.
Congratulations to our students who have graduated yesterday with an MSc in Biomedical Engineering and a Postgraduate Diploma in Healthcare Technology Management!
Post-doctoral fellow Malebogo Ngoepe complements the Mechanobiology Lab of the Division of Biomedical Engineering with a new and exciting research area.
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