Aquaculture must deal with global warming and antibiotic resistance
The use of antibiotics in aquaculture is likely to increase with climate change, leading to the emergence of more resistant bacteria.
COVID-19 Pandemic: Time to take science seriously
The coronavirus pandemics should remind governements that supporting science and scientist is an important long term effort. The case for Nigeria.
Coronavirus ‘could devastate’ indigenous communities
Indigenous communities around the globe are closing borders in an effort to avoid a potentially devastating coronavirus outbreak in their territories.
COVID-19 in Africa
As Africa braces for the full impact of the novel coronavirus, two TWAS Fellows who are experts in contagious diseases say key challenges include coordination, capacity and public hygiene.
Why Sustainable Development Goal 3 needs physics
A recent paper by Physics World explains how physicists help fight the COVID-19.
Protective Bio-shell could extend Egg Shelf Life
A biofilm developed in Brazil could extend the shelf life of eggs in the world’s poorest and hottest regions, where they spoil faster and are vulnerable to germs.
Interdisciplinary Research in Epidemic Preparedness and Response
A workshop report on interdisciplinary research in epidemic preparedness, a topic of high relevance as the world watches the outbreak of the novel coronavirus unfold has just been launched by the InterAcademy Partnership (IAP), the Academy of Medical Sciences, and the Medical Research Council.
Cancer Burden could Balloon in Poorest Countries
Low- and middle-income countries could see an 80 per cent rise in cancer over the next 20 years if treatment and prevention services are not stepped up, according to the latest World Cancer Report. The report, compiled by the World Health Organization (WHO), warns that cancer prevention is taking a back seat in poor countries,…
