Twas in Action

Writing in Science, TWAS Executive Director Mohamed Hassan urges recognition that mass migration damages developing nations.

TWAS Executive Director Mohamed Hassan is honoured by the Italian cultural association Cinzia Vitale Onlus for its work in global science.

TWAS and its partners have established new prizes focused on women scientists and Least Developed Countries.

Science diplomacy can help to tap the skills of displaced scientists, says Canadian diplomat and author Daryl Copeland.

The Beijing-based Regional Office for East and South-East Asia and the Pacific has a bright new Internet home.

What lessons can we learn from existing attempts to help refugee and at-risk scientists?

Organizations from around the world joined the Science International initiative for open access to publicly funded "big data" sets.

Al workshop Scienziati rifugiati di Trieste stilate le Raccomandazioni sulla gestione degli scienziati rifugiati. Il documento sarà inviato a governi, esponenti politici e del mondo della ricerca.

Al workshop Scienziati Rifugiati la meteorologa Shifa Mathbout racconta la fatica di combattere pregiudizi e stereotipi.

Researchers fleeing war-torn countries shared stories of challenge and hope at a workshop on refugee scientists co-organised by TWAS.