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Conservation scientist from Benin leads young generations to learn the importance of wildlife.
A TWAS panel urges the provision of a deeper education in big data for young scientists.
An essay by TWAS Fellow Klaus Krickeberg explores how math powers public health research
A chemist from Nepal searches for medical molecules in plants
SDGs are in the global agenda but their accomplishment is far from reach. Young scientists could help make a change, say experts at a COMSATS/TWAS workshop.
The inaugural IsDB-TWAS workshop on Science and Diplomacy in the Global South will kick off in Jeddah on 16 December.
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03/12/2019Source: Mongabay
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03/12/2019Source: Down to Earth
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03/12/2019Source: Nature News
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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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