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Economics professor Yaohui Zhao has provided a better understanding of the Chinese labour market and the economic impact of healthy ageing
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Five awards are currently open to candidates from the developing world in fields including physics, chemistry, biology, medical science, and sustainable development
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Sri Lankan chemist Imalka Munaweera received the 2023 TWAS-Atta-ur-Rahman Award for nanotechnology work tied to medicine, agriculture, food supply chains, and water supplies
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Women are particularly well-placed to tackle climate change in their communities, said Elsevier Foundation Executive Director Ylann Schemm at the CAS-TWAS-Elsevier Foundation workshop on climate action
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Women scientists represent nearly one third of the newly elected class of TWAS Fellows. Six scientists are from science- and technology-lagging countries and nine are from countries underrepresented in TWAS membership
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12 November 1952 – 25 October 2024
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TWAS Secretary-General Lilliam Alvarez Díaz lays out the global challenges for which support for science is essential
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Le organizzazioni scientifiche possono promuovere una risposta coesa per sostenere e integrare scienziati a rischio, sfollati e rifugiati, hanno affermato gli esperti alla tavola rotonda della TWAS a Trieste Next