Announcements

BMBF and TWAS launch a new programme to enable young African scientists – and women in particular – to return to their home countries and establish a scientific career.

TWAS is among the event’s joint organisers, and will take part in an event focused on displaced scientists.

The deadline for applications is 4 June

Nominations for the TWAS-CAS honour are due by 15 May.

IsDB and TWAS launch a joint fellowship programme.

Teaching negotiation and respect for other people's views is essential in the training of science diplomats, experts said at a AAAS-TWAS science diplomacy course.

It's time to nominate women scientists from Africa and scientists from S&T-lagging countries for three TWAS awards.

TWAS and the Diplomatische Akademie Wien – Vienna School of International Studies (DA) seek candidates to participate in two workshops on Science Diplomacy.

Apply by 10 May for a symposium and workshop on atmospheric aerosols and climate change organized by the CAS-TWAS Center of Excellence for climate research.

DECIMALS Fund will support scientists from the South who want to analyse how Solar Radiation Management geoengineering might affect their countries.