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TWAS offers many PhD and postdoctoral fellowships specifically for scholars from developing countries. This is how they work.

CNPq-TWAS fellowship recipient Afonso Filipe João of Mozambique is fine tuning the 3D printing process to develop low-cost, sustainable uses

TWAS-Sida grantee Diouma Kobor tests new materials to fine-tune solar cells needed to power domestic and public devices in Senegal

Institutions in developing countries encouraged to take part in international project to test water samples for mercury and chloride

In his PhD thesis, Pakistani CNPq-TWAS PhD student Arshad Jalal explored how to make common crops healthier, and received recognition from the international, peer-reviewed Plants journal

After an intensive training at ICGEB-India, Ethiopian scientist Abeba Haile Mariamenatu feels ready for a career switch

With support from the SG-NAPI ‘Scientist after Child’ scheme, Ugandan agronomist Rosemary Bulyaba may now both look after her children and conduct research that helps her community

An UNTBLDC-TWAS-ICGEB programme allows early-career scientists from LDCs to experience international mobility and participate in collaborative projects before returning home

The first TYAN Summer School held in Bolivia set the stage for new initiatives among scientists of Latin America and the Caribbean