Twas in Action

South Africa and TWAS are offering new PhD fellowships to advance science and check brain drain. Deadline: 2 October.

Segenet Kelemu, Michele Morgante e Alessandro Vitale animeranno la tavola rotonda della TWAS a Trieste Next.

At Trieste Next TWAS' roundtable African scientist Segenet Kelemu will explore the role of biotechnology on Africa and developing countries.

The TWAS General Meeting in Vienna will feature high-level experts on sustainability in global development.

TWAS research grant winner Emmanuel Unuabonah, from Benin City in Nigeria, develops purification systems to get rid of water pollutants.

TWAS Fellow Vincent Titanji says a powerful new ebola vaccine shows that, for the African health system, it's important to think ahead.

From the TWAS Newsletter: The path to science has been unique for Almas Taj Awan of Pakistan.

At a AAAS-TWAS course, participants explored science diplomacy's many forms.

In his TWAS Newsletter editorial, Executive Director Romain Murenzi says space science is essential for development.

Can a nation have space science and also fight hunger and disease? The experts explore this question in the latest TWAS Newsletter.