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TWAS-Fayzah M. Al-Kharafi Award winner Sayera Banu of Bangladesh is improving tuberculosis management in her country
The newly released TWAS Newsletter details the power of in-person events for science
TWAS-Atta-ur-Rahman Award winner uses charcoal-like material to protect natural resources
TWAS-Al-Kharafi awardee Nadia Haider of Syria studies the biodiversity of wild and cultivated plants to safeguard both producers and consumers
‘Promoting science today is not only important: it is essential,’ said TWAS Executive Director at the 2022 World Science Forum
TWAS-Samira Omar Award winner Sarobidy Rakotonarivo balances conservation with development among remote forest dwellers
In the News
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22/03/2021Source: SciDev.Net
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22/03/2021Source: Science Magazine
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26/02/2021Source: New Scientist
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26/02/2021Source: Nature News
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26/02/2021Source: SciDev.Net
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26/02/2021Source: SciDev.Net
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TWAS NetworkTWAS is the hub for a global network of scientists and organizations working to advance science in the developing world
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Regional partnersFive Regional Partners keep TWAS close to grassroots science in the developing world
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Associated organizationsTWAS works in close association with four international science organizations based in Trieste, Italy
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Our partnersTWAS collaborates with a network of partners committed to advancing science in the developing world
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