Twas in Action

Awards and recognitions are important incentives in science because they give impetus to further progress and achievements. TWAS proudly honours its scientists with many prestigious recognitions.

At TWAS 15th General Conference, French chemist and Nobel prize laureate Jean-Marie Lehn presented some steps on how chemistry leads from inanimate matter to living organisms

Annual Science Diplomacy Course introduces key skills in an uncertain world

The South African Minister spoke at annual AAAS-TWAS Science Diplomacy Course

The event will be co-hosted by prominent partners in Saudi Arabian science

Partnership between institutions in China and Malaysia leads to successful research

The story of Jean Paul Sinumvayo

TWAS and the Islamic Development Bank are partnering to foster gender equality and support the participation of women in science

TWAS-Abdool Karim Award winner Faith Osier has spent her career making strides towards a malaria vaccine and training the next generation of African scientists

One more step towards a global movement for the engagement and support of at-risk, displaced and refugee scientists