chemistry

Uzbek scientist Mirabbos Hojamberdiev works to produce hydrogen - a zero-emission energy carrier - from simple inorganic crystals

The Turkish-born scientist, elected to TWAS in 1994, shares the 2015 Nobel Prize in chemistry for research into DNA repair.

At 25th General Meeting, prize winners will detail scientific research ranging from materials that assemble themselves to vaccines that may prevent liver cancer

The Elsevier Foundation, TWAS and OWSD recognize 2014 winners at the AAAS Annual Meeting

With input from TWAS, the US National Academies of Science have produced guidelines and manuals to aid laboratory safety and security in developing countries.

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.

The Elsevier Foundation, OWSD and TWAS are inviting nominations for the 2014 Awards honouring female early-career chemists working in the developing world.

An eminent Mexican biologist and an internationally renowned Indian chemist, whose innovative laboratory technique have been awarded the Trieste Science Prize for 2007.

Sean McDowell (TWAS Fellow 2009) talks about the challenges he faces – and the success he has achieved – as a researcher in the Caribbean.

The International Year of Chemistry 2011 (IYC 2011), a year-long celebration of chemistry's contributions to society, is taking place this year