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Businesses are one step closer to quantum computing thanks to a breakthrough made in its security by scientists at Oxford University.

Major breakthrough in quantum computing, ensuring unprecedented security and privacy for individuals and companies. This advancement is poised to revolutionize cloud-based quantum computing, potentially opening the doors to millions for harnessing its full power.

Oxford researchers have developed a hybrid matter-photon device that will keep users' quantum states and operations a secret.

Southern Africa wants to eliminate the disease by 2030, but predicting where and when the disease will strike remains a challenge. Southern Africa wants to eliminate the disease by 2030, but predicting where and when the disease will strike remains a challenge.

​​SARS-CoV-2 is the most disruptive virus the world has faced in the last century. In the absence of previous experience, knowledge of the behaviour of this disease and the impact of measures of control, mathematical modelling and other analytical approaches have played a significant role in the global response to the pandemic. Due to the rapidly changing nature of the outbreak globally and in South Africa, mathematical models were updated regularly as new data became available.

On 25 April every year the World Health Organization, its member states and stakeholders across the world commemorate the gains realised, lessons learned and continuing challenges in the struggle against malaria elimination. This year’s World Malaria Day theme is ‘Time to deliver zero malaria:...

The Wellcome Trust has provided approximately R487 million to support global research to address urgent health threats brought about by climate change.

UCT has received a major funding boost from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to launch a three-year capacity-building programme for malaria modelling in sub-Saharan Africa.

Recently an increase in the number of confirmed Covid cases has been noted in South Africa all due to the offspring's of the Omicron variant.

Sheetal Silal’s profile on The Conversation