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TWAS, the academy of sciences for the developing world, has elected 41 new members. The election took place during the opening day of the Academy's 25th anniversary meeting in Mexico City.
Nature magazine is running a series of articles entitled "Meetings That Changed The World".
Just confirmed: The First "EuroAfriCa-ICT Cooperation Forum" will be held in Brussels, Belgium, on 25 and 26 March 2009.
TWAS Marks 25th Anniversary with Election of 41 New Members.
Twenty-five years after TWAS was set up, Yojana Sharma examines whether the Academy is any nearer to achieving its ambitious goals.
TWAS, Microsoft Research, and the African Academy of Science (AAS) announce the creation of two new programmes designed to recognize and assist scientists working in Africa in computer science
On the occasion of TWAS's 25th anniversary, the Academy and NATURE Publishing Group are pleased to announce the publication of A World of Science in the Developing World.
ICGEB, TWAS and UNESCO/IBSP are pleased to announce the launch of a new funding opportunity through the implementation of the "Joint Project on Capacity Building in Basic Molecular Biology".
TWAS Executive Director Mohamed H.A. Hassan notes that the global scientific community has recently been split into three worlds: the North, the surging South, and the stagnant South.