Twas in Action

A rich assembly of activities at ESOF 2020 will offer opportunities to merge science, careers and science for business.

Professor Hamdan, of Jordan, was serving as a current TWAS vice president

The 2019 Al-Kharafi Award goes to a science diplomat promoting renewable energy

Kenyan molecular biologist awarded for studies on insect population genetics aimed at developing biological pesticides.

Conservation scientist from Benin leads young generations to learn the importance of wildlife.

The U.N. Technology Bank is taking steps to help Least-Developed Countries catch up with the digital revolution.

A TWAS panel urges the provision of a deeper education in big data for young scientists.

A chemist from Nepal searches for medical molecules in plants

An essay by TWAS Fellow Klaus Krickeberg explores how math powers public health research

SDGs are in the global agenda but their accomplishment is far from reach. Young scientists could help make a change, say experts at a COMSATS/TWAS workshop.