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19 January 2021
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The UNTBLDCs, the ICGEB and TWAS launch a 5-year programme to develop biotechnology and scientific skills in low-income countries confronting severe structural impediments to sustainable development.
The Nepali scientist is developing easy-to-use tests for chemical screening.
BMBF and TWAS launch a new programme to enable young African scientists – and women in particular – to return to their home countries and establish a scientific career.
The Refugee and Displaced Scientists project continues to grow, laying the groundwork for a network launch in March 2021
The 2021 class is an unprecedented 46% women scientists, and over a quarter hail from under-represented countries in the South.
The Cameroonian applied mathematician’s work is broadly cited across scientific fields.
In the News
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11/12/2020Source: Hakai Magazine
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11/12/2020Source: Science News
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11/12/2020Source: Financial Times
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11/12/2020Source: Nature News
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11/12/2020Source: SciDev.Net
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11/12/2020Source: Science Magazine
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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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Our partnersTWAS collaborates with a network of partners committed to advancing science in the developing world
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