A team of GYA members and alumni has published a new review paper in the journal Life Sciences. The article, “Host-focused immunity, metabolism, and diagnostic innovation for precision control of tuberculosis globally,” presents a forward-looking analysis of tuberculosis (TB) research,…
The AASSA Prof. Yoo Hang Kim Young Women Scientists Award supports early-career women researchers from AASSA member academies in low- and middle-income countries to present original research at an AASSA-recognized international conference. Eligible nominations must be submitted by an AASSA…
A team of GYA members and alumni has published a new peer‑reviewed paper that brings together traditional knowledge systems and advanced scientific innovation to address one of the world’s most persistent infectious diseases: tuberculosis (TB). The study, titled “Sustainable Strategies…
GYA member Mohammad Hosseini (Northwestern University, United States) and GYA Co-Chair Yensi Flores Bueso (University College Cork, Ireland) together with GYA Advisory Board member Véronique Kiermer (Chief Scientific Officer of PLOS), along with other luminaries in Open Science, have co-authored…
UNESCO and the Republic of Equatorial Guinea have opened applications for the 2026 UNESCO‑Equatorial Guinea Fellowship Programme for Young Women Scientists in Africa, supporting early‑career women researchers in the life sciences. Two fellows will receive USD 25,000 each to advance…
The InterAcademy Partnership will host the IAP‑ISSE 2026 International School of Science Education from 16 -19 October 2026 in Erice, Italy. This invitation-only meeting brings together global leaders in science, education, and academia to discuss how to strengthen science education…
The Seeds of Science, Asia program is run by the International Science Council’s Regional Focal Point for Asia and the Pacific (ISC-RFP-AP) in collaboration with International Network for Governmental Science Advice (INGSA-Asia). The Seeds of Science initiative aims to encourage…
The Stein Rokkan Prize for Comparative Social Science Research, awarded by the International Science Council, the University of Bergen and the ECPR, recognises substantial and original contributions in comparative social science. Nominations must be submitted via the ECPR Nomination Form…
This programme facilitates and develops the scientific community of early-career researchers in Latin American and the Caribbean (LAC) countries. The National Academies work with academic institutions, NGOs, and science academy partners via the Inter-American Network of Academies of Sciences (IANAS)…
The InterAcademy Partnership is highlighting a major new research funding opportunity for scientists in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. UNESCO‑TWAS, with the support of the German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR), has launched the…
The Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) launches its Introduction to Responsible Research Assessment Course. This online, self-paced course provides an approachable, entry-level curriculum for anyone at any career stage and in a variety of roles to learn about responsible research…
Extreme heat, natural disasters, food insecurity: the impacts of climate change are already clearly visible and increasingly felt in many parts of the world. While the consequences for physical health are becoming better understood, the effects on mental health remain…