Postdoctoral fellowship through TWAS allows Zimbabwean experimental physicist to get essential career experience at Pakistani lab

Visiting professors programme allows mathematicians from Togo and Benin to tap the mind of a top-tier mathematician from India, and fosters connections that last

Using a TWAS Research Grant, a Bangladeshi scientist is able to participate in the hunt for potential Alzheimer's treatments by testing a local plant extract in rats

Toxic mercury sits in Brazilian soil like a ticking time bomb until erosion unleashes it into the Amazon River. New TWAS Fellow Luiz Drude de Lacerda is studying ways to keep that mercury under control.

Romain Murenzi, the executive director of TWAS, was a key participant in a high-level dialogue on the importance of science as a guide for public policy and sustainable development held under auspices of the United Nations

A common prejudice holds that women can't match the strength of men in mathematics. But for more than three decades, Belgian physicist/mathematician Ingrid Daubechies has been proving the prejudice wrong – and using maths to make a better world.

As ICTP celebrates its 50th anniversary, Director Fernando Quevedo sees strong evidence of a successful formula in the centre’s past. For the future, he envisions a network of developing-world scientists that is broader and better-connected than ever.

Two TWAS Fellows, Atta-ur-Rahman and Iqbal Choudhary, have assembled a catalog that includes online science-related courses from some of the world's top universities

The CAS-TWAS-WMO Forum in Beijing will address floods, droughts, air pollution, and other natural hazards

African diplomats and science leaders, officials at the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and TWAS celebrated their long, productive relationship at an event in Rome.