Twas in Action

New TWAS Fellow Luiz Drude de Lacerda is researching how to contain pollution in the great river

TWAS joins high-level UN forum on charting course to a sustainable future

Ingrid Daubechies has a passion for maths. She uses it to solve problems, to analyse art, to build the strength of developing nations – and to open doors for women.

ICTP Director Fernando Quevedo details the centre's future vision as it marks its 50th anniversary

Pakistan initiative makes digitally recorded and live courses from some of the world's top universities available to students around the world

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.

At a workshop sponsored by Chinese Academy of Sciences and TWAS, young scientists explore the latest research on the important monsoons of Asia

At the AAAS-TWAS course on science diplomacy, participants from many nations collaborated on projects ranging from transboundary river management to PhD education.

Scientists and diplomats from 32 nations met at TWAS to develop understanding and skills that could help them lead science diplomacy efforts at home

Anthony “Bud” Rock, a veteran U.S. diplomat, provided participants in the AAAS-TWAS science diplomacy course a vivid way think about S&T cooperation