Twas in Action

TWAS is a beacon of hope for scientists in the developing world

Il fisico brasiliano è un esperto leader accademico e un convinto sostenitore dell’importanza della comunicazione scientifica e dell'istruzione superiore

Use a new interactive tool to learn how TWAS is building science throughout Africa

RIBB in Nepal is an example of how the Sida-funded grants help local science flourish in a Least Developed Country

The videos are available on the TWAS YouTube channel

A TWAS workshop in Senegal equipped 62 research grantees with skills to promote sustainable development through scientific research

A group of science diplomats takes lessons from TWAS course and applies them to Southeast Asia

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

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

The UWC Adriatic met TWAS staff from the Public Information Unit during an interactive session about science communication and journalism