CNPq-TWAS fellow honoured for his PhD thesis
Pakistani student Arshad Jalal received recognition from the journal Plants for his work on enhancing plant growth
Science diplomacy returns to Trieste
Over two dozen scientists and policy specialists gather at TWAS headquarters in Italy for the AAAS-TWAS Course of Science Diplomacy
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
TWAS Annual Report 2022
The Academy has released its Annual Report for 2022, which showcases programmatic advancements, special milestones, and insights on how the Academy has pursued its mission of advancing developing-world science.
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CNPq-TWAS fellow honoured for his PhD thesis
TWAS president launches celebrations for the Academy’s 40th Anniversary
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An initiative to raise awareness on the gender and SITE dimensions of development
Five regional partners help TWAS connect with scientists in the developing world.
TWAS convened in Kigali, Rwanda, from 14 to 17 November 2016.
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