Twas in Action

A powerful new online system will make nomination and judging of TWAS Prizes candidates easier than ever.

A Rwandan scientist uses selected organic waste to obtain biogas and biofertilisers in various energy hungry environments.

A Ghanaian scientist studies genetics to increase chicken's heat-tolerance and robustness.

The TWAS interim executive director has been honoured for a career of remarkable accomplishments in international science.

IAP, TWAS participate in first workshop of a series focusing on science diplomacy to support peaceful uses of chemistry.

An international competition for case studies on sustainability has been launched by the Elsevier Foundation and TWAS.

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.

Representatives of 40 nations called for broad scientific cooperation in the "Belt and Road" region.

Big data is a double-edged sword that can bring profit to few but also benefits to many, experts from Africa and Italy said at TWAS's Trieste Next roundtable.

Rwandan biologist Florien Nsanganwimana studies how to use plants to recover soils in abandoned mining sites.