I am using your tools from last 3 month. Enkosi Ukulungiswa okuncinci. Ikomkhulu le nkomfa i-UAEM, kungekhona i-UNAM (nangona i-UNAM ingenye yemibutho exhasa umcimbi). 13 Water Research Water research at UCT draws in some of the highestranked academics from a range of disciplines, including civil engineering, social anthropology and geographical science. The Urban Water Management group integrates sustainable solutions to water management problems, particularly as they affect Southern African communities. The wastewater management research group with innovative projects on a dual distributive water system and the design of compartmentalized toilet systems - hopes to align economic, ecological and social benefits. Contact: Professor N. Armitage or Professor A.E. Lewis or Professor G. Ekama or Web: Centre for Transport Studies (CfTS) The Centre for Transport Studies is a multidisciplinary research and postgraduate teaching unit that produces relevant research, develops skilled professionals, and advocates innovative practices and institutional arrangements for the management of complex transport systems in the dynamic cities of South Africa and other African countries. The Centre s research focuses on the equity, sustainability and efficiency problems associated with urban passenger transport systems in South African cities. Contact: Associate Professor Roger Behrens Web: Spatial Data Management Research Team The Spatial Data Management Research Team is an interdisciplinary group whose focus is on improving service delivery in developing countries through appropriate tools. Using a variety of technologies, such as cellphones, systems are developed to support basic service delivery in rural and under-resourced environments. Contact: Associate Professor Ulrike Rivett Web: African Centre for Cities (ACC) The Centre offers a Master s in Urban Infrastructure Design and Management. The programme is aimed at building capacity amongst government and the private sector practitioners who are committed to the future of African cities, and in particular, to the servicing of poorer urban inhabitants. The ACC believes that urban problems can only be addressed through the proactive integration of specific disciplinary backgrounds. To this end the programme draws on staff from engineering, architecture, planning, environmental sciences, geography, the social sciences, and management. Contact Professor E. Pieterse or Associate Professor Romano del Mistro or Web: teaching/urban-infrastructure Drug Discovery and Development Centre The Centre is Africa s first integrated drug discovery and development centre. It delivers novel drug candidates for clinical development. The Centre integrates medicinal chemistry, biology and pharmacology, as well as drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics. Contact: Professor K. Chibale Web: Institute for Infectious Disease and Molecular Medicine (IIDMM) Concentrating its research efforts on infectious diseases, particularly HIV/Aids and tuberculosis, and on noncommunicable diseases prevalent in Africa, the Institute is a major generator of interdisciplinary research and training hub for biomedical, clinical and public health researchers. Contact: Professor V. Mizrahi Web: Centre for Actuarial Research The Centre, based in the Faculty of Commerce, is the only unit of its kind at an African university. It brings together multi-disciplinary teams to do research and build postgraduate capacity in demography, healthcare financing, social security and HIV/Aids modelling. Contact: Associate Professor T. Moultrie Web: Centre for Research in Computational and Applied Mechanics (CERECAM) The Centre promotes fundamental research, applied research and industrial interaction in computational mechanics and its associated disciplines. The Centre s research and training activities are multi-disciplinary, involving researchers from applied mathematics, physics and cardiovascular surgery. Contact: Professor B.D. Reddy Web: Scientific Computing Research Unit (SCRU) The Unit promotes the development and application of computer code for scientific problems, specifically in chemistry, biophysics, physics and engineering. Contact: Professor K.J. Naidoo 12