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Professor of Communications Esa Väliverronen recognised for his work as an advocate of science
Professor Esa Väliverronen has been awarded the Pro Scientia – Tieteen puolesta prize by the Finnish Academy of Science and Letters, recognising his determined, visible, and impactful advocacy for science.
The Eino Jutikkala History Prize awarded to research innovator, professor emerita Irma Sulkunen
Irma Sulkunen has forged a long and distinguished career in the Universities of Helsinki and Tampere and is a profound and rigorous pioneer of Women’s and Gender History studies.
The Finnish Academy of Science and Letters at the Science and Technology in Society forum in Kyoto
Leading experts in technology and artificial intelligence, along with university heads, sponsors, and representatives from science academies, gathered in Kyoto, Japan for a major global conference this October.
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The Finnish Academy of Science and Letters is a broad-based learned society founded in 1908 with the principal aim of promoting scientific research and acting as a bond between those engaged in advanced research.
The Academy invites academics and scientists who have distinguished themselves in their own fields to become members.
We arrange meetings, discussions and educational events. We also produce scientific publications and do issue comments on questions of research and researchers. We make proposals concerning science and those engaged in it, thus taking an active part in the long-term planning of science policy.
The Academy contributes over 2.5 million euros in grants and awards annually.
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