TYAN

A first-of-its-kind event is planting the seeds for critical data-analysis expertise in Africa.

Nudrat Aisha Akram, a TWAS Young Affiliate from Pakistan, is exploring new approaches to help plants resist environmental stress.

Using bacterial viruses to kill aggressive microbes, Kenyan scientist Atunga Nyachieo hopes to find a strategy against dangerous antibiotic-resistant microbes.

Hudaa Neetoo, TWAS Young Affiliate from Mauritius, returned to her home country to work on food security.

A new TWAS-Elsevier Foundation award recognizes African sustainable development research

Scientific cooperation will connect the world, say young scientists from TYAN at their first meeting in Rio de Janeiro.

TWAS's Young Affiliates met in Kigali to set the stage for an active new network that will give young scientists a strong voice in developing countries.

As the meeting in Rwanda draws to a close, the importance of connectedness rises as a key conclusion.

TWAS President Bai Chunli hails Rwanda's remarkable recent progress in his opening remarks.