SG-NAPI

Supported by a TWAS-BMBF grant, Nigerian microbiologist Rine Christopher Reuben explores how to use an alternative to antibiotics to protect farm animals

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

SG-NAPI grantee Fatalmoudou Tandina's research aims to help Malian health authorities fight back against infectious diseases that mosquitoes transmit

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

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

Through an SG-NAPI grant, two young African researchers are growing as scientists, inspiring new generations to embrace a scientific career

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

Grant designed to help African scientists establish labs in their home countries is currently seeking applications

BMBF and TWAS launch a new programme to enable young African scientists – and women in particular – to return to their home countries and establish a scientific career.