Press release

L'événement est conçu pour renforcer les compétences scientifiques des scientifiques africains afin de favoriser une communauté scientifique plus forte à travers le continent.

TWAS event is designed to enhance the scientific skills of African scientists to foster a stronger scientific community across the continent

The TWAS 16th General Conference will assemble hundreds of accomplished scholars and young scientists from the global South

Three renowned global networks of academies of science and medicine this week merge to become the InterAcademy Partnership.

Beatriz Barbuy, an eminent Brazilian astrophysicist, and Roddam Narasimha, an internationally renowned Indian engineer and physicist, have been awarded the 2008 Trieste Science Prize.

On the occasion of TWAS's 25th anniversary, the Academy and NATURE Publishing Group are pleased to announce the publication of A World of Science in the Developing World.

The Third World Organization for Women in Science has received a grant from the Elsevier Foundation that enables it to expand its recently launched prize scheme for young women scientists

TWAS joins the Group of 77 and UNESCO in announcing the launch of an international organization designed to bring policymakers and scientists closer together

The Durban Declaration, highlight of the closing ceremony of the TWAS 11th General Conference, urges negotiators at the climate change conference scheduled to take place in Copenhagen this December

“We must use science to bring development to countries that are most in need”, says Naledi Pandor, South Africa’s Minister of Science and Technology