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The CAS-TWAS Centre of Excellence for Biotechnology is inviting scientists in the field from developing countries to participate in a series of training courses on food fermentation and biotechnology.
TWAS gave John Fredy Barrera Ramirez, an optical physicist working on the use of light to encrypt data, the chance to conduct cutting-edge research in Argentina.
The CAS-TWAS Water and Environmental Centre of Excellence is inviting applications for an 11-day training programme for water and wastewater managers from developing countries. The deadline to apply i
The International Year of Crystallography will bring global attention to a field which can be a major force for advancing knowledge and economic growth in the developing world.
Earth and space science researchers from developing countries are invited to Malaysia for a special session on advanced technologies for disaster-risk management
Early- to mid-career scientists, policymakers and managers from developing countries are invited to apply for a November training workshop in China
TWAS expresses its condolences and sorrow for the sudden and unexpected death Friday of journalist David Dickson, who founded SciDev.Net, the influential science development news website, in 2001.
Academies of medicine across the world need to cooperate to enhance developing countries' ability to conduct, share and use their research, said Dr. Jo Ivey Boufford.
IAMP, the InterAcademy Medical Panel, will present a new statement on Thursday, 4 July in Trieste, Italy
A workshop in Beijing on assessing and planning for extreme weather and climate events in developing nations.