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In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, contaminated or spoiled food is sold throughout the country.
L'Accademia delle scienze di Trieste e CATALYST pubblicano i manuali che aiutano a individuare strategie per ridurre i rischi da catastrofi naturali
TWAS gave John Fredy Barrera Ramirez, an optical physicist working on the use of light to encrypt data, the chance to conduct cutting-edge research in Argentina.
The International Year of Crystallography will bring global attention to a field which can be a major force for advancing knowledge and economic growth in the developing world.
TWAS expresses its condolences and sorrow for the sudden and unexpected death Friday of journalist David Dickson, who founded SciDev.Net, the influential science development news website, in 2001.
Academies of medicine across the world need to cooperate to enhance developing countries' ability to conduct, share and use their research, said Dr. Jo Ivey Boufford.
A new global partnership programme backed by a trio of US government agencies is finding early success with a model that provides funding to researchers in developing nations
Ivo Šlaus, fisico nucleare croato, alla TWAS nell’ambito del ciclo di incontri Scienza e Diplomazia
TWAS is now accepting applications for projects in the basic sciences from individual young scientists and leaders of research units based in scientifically lagging countries.
TWAS is teaming with the Global Virus Network to explore new initiatives that could help the developing world address the threat of deadly viruses.