Twas in Action
Joining in the annual UN celebrations of South-South cooperation, TWAS takes stock of its programmes in support of developing countries
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Twas in Action
Indian mathematician Neena Gupta received the 2023 TWAS-CAS Young Scientist Award for Frontier Science for providing a long-sought solution to an algebraic problem
Twas in Action
Burkinabé scientist Sanata Bamba-Pakotogo received the 2023 TWAS-Abdool Karim Award for improving healthcare for pulmonary fungal infections in her country
Twas in Action
At the 2024 AAAS-TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy, early-career scientists and policymakers from developing countries learned how to settle disputes and reach agreement
Twas in Action
TWAS Alumnus Yusuf Baran received the accolade from the Queen of Malaysia
Twas in Action
After attending the AAAS-TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy, Guatemalan physicist María Eugenia Cabrera Catalán aims to build a scientific network with colleagues from neighbouring countries.
Twas in Action
TWAS-Fayzah M. Al-Kharafi Award winner Nyovani Janet Madise of Malawi strives to ensure responsive maternity care to pregnant women living in Kenyan slums
Twas in Action
Fetenech Meskele Ganebo, a TWAS-SISSA-Lincei fellowship awardee, and a Cinzia Vitale Onlus winner visited Trieste University to set up a computational system that identifies malaria risk factors.
Twas in Action
Supported by a TWAS-BMBF grant, Nigerian microbiologist Rine Christopher Reuben explores how to use an alternative to antibiotics to protect farm animals
Twas in Action
The Academy provides a special distinction to some of the best young scientific minds in the global South, raising their profiles and opening up further opportunities