Bai Chunli

The newly released TWAS Annual Report details a busy, successful 2018.

TWAS President Bai Chunli reflects on his six years in office – and on TWAS's future – in his opening address to the 28th TWAS General Meeting.

As his second term ends, President Bai Chunli analyses TWAS's significant growth – and its need to be nimble in a changing world.

From 27-29 November, the 28th General Meeting will feature lectures and symposia, plus a ceremony for TWAS award-winners.

The Beijing-based Regional Office for East and South-East Asia and the Pacific has a bright new Internet home.

The venerable UK academy and the global academy that is focused on science in the South may look for ways to support African science.

Representatives of 40 nations called for broad scientific cooperation in the "Belt and Road" region.

TWAS Executive Director Romain Murenzi will be director of UNESCO’s Division of Science Policy and Capacity Building, effective 1 June.

At the opening ceremony of the TWAS General Meeting, Austrian President Heinz Fischer was in the forefront urging scientific cooperation.

As the Academy expands its global presence, both the North and emerging nations in the South can be of great help to least-developed countries, says TWAS President