Sida

Simple actions may reduce mosquitoes' harmfulness, says UNESCO-TWAS-Sida grantee Susan Imbahale

Ugandan TWAS-Sida grant recipient Patrick Ssebugere is developing strategies to preserve the environment and preserve human health

UNESCO-TWAS participates in an influential panel on science and innovation at Expo 2020 Dubai

Eugenia del Pino Veintimilla receives a lifetime award for her scientific contribution to developmental biology in Ecuador

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.

At the opening ceremony of the 28th TWAS General Meeting, political and scientific leaders praised TWAS as a leader on key global issues.

Writing effective proposals and understanding intellectual property are among the key tools to be discussed at a TWAS Research Grants conference from 28-31 August in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Three TWAS research grant recipients – from Senegal, India and Indonesia – met in Trieste and initiated a collaboration designed for the future.

In recognition of changes in global development patterns, TWAS has issued a new list of 66 S&T-lagging countries.

In a new film, scientists from the developing world describe how a TWAS research grant shaped their success.