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Use a new interactive tool to learn how TWAS is building science throughout Africa

A TWAS workshop in Senegal equipped 62 research grantees with skills to promote sustainable development through scientific research

Women are particularly well-placed to tackle climate change in their communities, said Elsevier Foundation Executive Director Ylann Schemm at the CAS-TWAS-Elsevier Foundation workshop on climate action

The Academy awarded 25 honours to developing world scientists for their standout accomplishments

Women scientists represent nearly one third of the newly elected class of TWAS Fellows. Six scientists are from science- and technology-lagging countries and nine are from countries underrepresented in TWAS membership

12 November 1952 – 25 October 2024

In a new short video, Ugandan medicinal plants researcher Anywar Godwin discusses the potential of science diplomacy to have an impact

The pair will receive the award for their life-saving HIV/AIDS research, as well as accomplishments in science education, training, and outreach

Joining in the annual UN celebrations of South-South cooperation, TWAS takes stock of its programmes in support of developing countries

Eminent scientists from throughout the world make up the membership of TWAS, and represent the best of developing world science