Personal Success

TWAS-Sida grantees from Ghana and Senegal are collaborating to turn plant waste into cheap, high-storage electrodes

Through its programmes focused on women scientists, TWAS contributes to activating their full scientific potential

A TWAS-Sida grant gives scientists in Kenya and Bangladesh the means to work together on an environmentally friendly approach to tomato agriculture

Supported by a TWAS-Sida grant, Bangladeshi biochemist Ashrafi Hossain is analysing local maize varieties to find the most nutritious ones

TWAS-Sida grantee Diouma Kobor tests new materials to fine-tune solar cells needed to power domestic and public devices in Senegal

Essay details a Bolivian scientist’s journey from motherhood to eco-toxicology

With his smartphone application, SG-NAPI awardee Kadeghe Goodluck Fue of Tanzania provides farmers with timely indications on irrigation and fertilization

In his PhD thesis, Pakistani CNPq-TWAS PhD student Arshad Jalal explored how to make common crops healthier, and received recognition from the international, peer-reviewed Plants journal

BMBF-sponsored programme aids standout African scientists with essential financial backing

With support from the SG-NAPI ‘Scientist after Child’ scheme, Ugandan agronomist Rosemary Bulyaba may now both look after her children and conduct research that helps her community