Through UNESCO-TWAS financial support, Nepalese biologist Deena Shrestha established a unique research centre in Nepal, with cutting-edge facilities in the biomedical field

UNESCO-TWAS Sixteenth General Conference is being organized in collaboration with Zhejiang University, one of China's most international universities. The event will focus on basic sciences for sustainable development

A TWAS-Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency research grant boosted the career of Kenyan entomologist Susan Imbahale

"Africa is the cradle of humanity. Its cultural and natural diversity are matched only by its long history."

Girls and women should be granted wider access to information and communication technologies because their empowerment is critical for the future of the world

Supported by a TWAS-Chinese Academy of Sciences PhD fellowship, conservationist Brawin Kumar has a life mission: caring for neglected and endangered animals

UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science presents an opportunity for the world’s nations and institutions to revolutionize how science is done globally

Behind its apparent democratic nature, the current open-access publishing method builds barriers that threaten science in developing countries, says Franco Cabrerizo, Chair of the TWAS Young Affiliates Network

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is currently undergoing key considerations on climate change mitigation that could have a broad impact on climate policy

South African Permanent Representative to the United Nations opened the sixty-sixth session of the Commission of the Status of Women on 14 March 2022