2017

Climate change is a threat to the Pacific island nation of Kiribati. Christine Greene, a Kiribati diplomat, sees solutions in science.

Five institutions – ICTP, ICGEB, OWSD, IAP and TWAS – drive critical growth of science, education and expertise in Africa

The Cameroonian chemist won the 2017 prize for discovering new plant compounds with potential antibacterial properties.

The veterinarian and conservation scientist is honoured for work to protect Ugandan wildlife by involving the local population.

Kenyan epidemiologist honoured for innovation in clinical practice, policy and research mentorship focused on HIV, tuberculosis.

IDRC, the Canadian International Development Research Centre, is funding a new programme for post-PhD scientists.

Three TWAS research grant recipients – from Senegal, India and Indonesia – met in Trieste and initiated a collaboration designed for the future.

When the World Science Forum opens next week, TWAS and IAP sessions will focus on refugee scientists, food security and technology transfer.

Scientific cooperation will connect the world, say young scientists from TYAN at their first meeting in Rio de Janeiro.

TWAS ed ENEA siglano un accordo che prevede di offire a studenti Post-doc provenienti da paesi in via di sviluppo training annuali di alto livello presso i laboratori dell'Agenzia italiana di Roma.