International photo essay competition invites photographers from the global South to explore the science of movement. The initiative offers a USD 20,000 prize for the best photo essay
Equipping the next generation of science communicators
Early-career researchers met in Trieste to sharpen the skills needed to bring science into policy and public debate
In a changing world, science diplomacy takes center stage in Trieste
Twenty four scientists and policymakers from 13 countries convene for the 13th AAAS–TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy
TWAS Fellows elect new Council led by Hou Jianguo
New Academy president is an eminent physical chemist from China
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Equipping the next generation of science communicators
In a changing world, science diplomacy takes center stage in Trieste
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