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A better economic strategy could help bring the Amazon rainforest back from the brink
10 November 2021
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World Science Day for Peace and Development: A call to action from UNESCO-TWAS, IAP and ISC in the framework of the Science in Exile initiative to support at-risk, displaced and refugee scientists.
The Declaration was adopted on 4 November 2021 at TWAS Fifteenth General Conference
In her lecture at the all-virtual TWAS Fifteenth General Conference TWAS Medal winner Hayat Sindi, a leading biotechnologist from Saudi Arabia, showed what the world has achieved through biotechnology
TWAS Medal Lecturer Mandyam Srinivasan bridges biology and robotics with research on animal vision
Women scientists are over one third of TWAS 2022 class, and 10 new Fellows hail from underrepresented countries in the South.
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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