Twas in Action

A fellowship and a research grant from TWAS shaped the career of Nepalese biologist Deena Shrestha, who is now a renowned expert on infectious diseases and public health

The second all-virtual UNESCO-TWAS Sixteenth General Conference will take place from 21 to 24 November

Simple actions may reduce mosquitoes' harmfulness, says UNESCO-TWAS-Sida grantee Susan Imbahale

UNESCO General Conference proclaimed 5 May African World Heritage Day at its Thirty-eighth Session, in 2015

The International Girls in ICT Day promotes girls’ access to, and engagement in ICTs and STEM

Through intensive awareness campaigns, Indian ecologist Brawin Kumar hopes to save endangered animals

New open-science framework from UNESCO presents an opportunity to revolutionize how science is done

The open-access publishing model increases inequities at the expense of developing countries, says TYAN chair Franco Cabrerizo

IPCC undergoes key considerations on climate change mitigation

Women's vulnerability to climate change has social, economic and cultural roots