Twas in Action
Interviews
In a new short video, Ugandan medicinal plants researcher Anywar Godwin discusses the potential of science diplomacy to have an impact
Personal Success
Announcements
The pair will receive the award for their life-saving HIV/AIDS research, as well as accomplishments in science education, training, and outreach
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Joining in the annual UN celebrations of South-South cooperation, TWAS takes stock of its programmes in support of developing countries
Features
Eminent scientists from throughout the world make up the membership of TWAS, and represent the best of developing world science
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Indian mathematician Neena Gupta received the 2023 TWAS-CAS Young Scientist Award for Frontier Science for providing a long-sought solution to an algebraic problem
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Burkinabé scientist Sanata Bamba-Pakotogo received the 2023 TWAS-Abdool Karim Award for improving healthcare for pulmonary fungal infections in her country
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TWAS Alumnus Yusuf Baran received the accolade from the Queen of Malaysia
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After attending the AAAS-TWAS Course on Science Diplomacy, Guatemalan physicist María Eugenia Cabrera Catalán aims to build a scientific network with colleagues from neighbouring countries.
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At a TWAS workshop that hosted experts from IPCC, Nkeletseng Mats'umunyane of Lesotho learned effective negotiation strategies for addressing climate issues
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TWAS-Fayzah M. Al-Kharafi Award winner Nyovani Janet Madise of Malawi strives to ensure responsive maternity care to pregnant women living in Kenyan slums