
Executive Director Romain Murenzi: We’re only starting to unlock its potential.
An emerging perspective on science diplomacy reflects the South’s different history and different needs.
Q&A – Science diplomacy is yielding new advances in the developing world.
Could science diplomacy help Central Asia and India cope with climate change?
At a 50th anniversary event, high-level leaders celebrated the Centre’s global accomplishments – and TWAS’s contributions.
Science and diplomatic leaders from Italy, Africa and TWAS celebrated their historic partnership – and future cooperation – at an event in Rome.
Arsenic in rice threatens global health, says TWAS Prize winner Zhu Yong-Guan.
Scientists and students explored new research on the Asian storms at a workshop organized by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and TWAS.
A new film shows the excitement of young researchers from the developing world who study and work at five Beijing-based centres of excellence.
The beauty of maths, says the influential scholar, is its power to solve problems.