A TWAS workshop in Senegal equipped 62 research grantees with skills to promote sustainable development through scientific research
TWAS announces 2024 slate of awards
The Academy awarded 25 honours to developing world scientists for their standout accomplishments
TWAS elects new class of Fellows
Women scientists represent nearly one third of the newly elected class of TWAS Fellows. Six scientists are from science- and technology-lagging countries and nine are from countries underrepresented in TWAS membership
TWAS president launches celebrations for the Academy’s 40th Anniversary
During her visit to Trieste, TWAS President Quarraisha Abdool Karim marked the Academy’s 40th anniversary with discussion on public health issues
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TWAS president launches celebrations for the Academy’s 40th Anniversary
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