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On this page you will find TENK's guidelines and other publications in PDF format. Text-only versions of central publications are available on separate pages. All material published after 1.1.2021 is licensed with a CC BY 4.0 license unless otherwise

Ethical review means advance scrutiny and evaluation of a research plan in the light of the ethical practices generally followed in that particular discipline of science, with special emphasis on preventing any harm that the research or its results might

This page contains links to the key Finnish grants and awards in the field of public information, as well as other useful bodies. As these pages contain information subject to changes, we request that readers inform us of any changes, errors or omissions

In Finland, for research to be ethically acceptable and reliable and for its results to be credible, the research must be conducted according to the Finnish Code of Conduct for Research Integrity (PDF). In line with the European Code of Conduct for

Finnish National Board on Research Integrity TENK is an expert body of the Ministry of Education and Culture, which is appointed by the Ministry on a proposal from the scientific community. TENK was established by decree in 1991 to handle ethical issues

The Finnish National Board on Research Integrity TENK, Universities Finland UNIFI, Rectors’ Conference of Finnish Universities of Applied Sciences Arene and the Academy of Finland have prepared the Researcher’s Curriculum Vitae Template in accordance with

Support for quality books is a purchase subsidy granted to municipal libraries annually by the Ministry of Education and Culture. The purchase subsidy covers all Finnish municipalities except those in Åland. The subsidy aims to make high-quality

The Commitee for Public Information consists of a chairman and of 10 members, who are assigned by the Ministry of Education for a three-year period after hearing essential associations. Office term 1.6.2021 - 31.12.2024 CHAIR Professor Esa Väliverronen

The Committee for Public Information is located in the heart of Helsinki, in Kruununhaka district. Adress: Committee for Public Information, Kirkkokatu 6, FIN-00170 Helsinki, FinlandE-mail: info(at)tjnk.fiFacebook: www.facebook.com/tiedonjulkTwitter:

The Committee for Public Information (TJNK) awards public information grants to individuals or members of working groups (but not to associations or societies) to implement work plans that contribute to public information, mainly as a form of compensation

The Committee for Public Information (TJNK) is an expert body attached to the Ministry of Education and Culture. It follows progress in various fields of research, arts and technology and the development of knowledge in Finland and abroad. The Committee

The Ministry of Education and Culture in Finland grants annual state awards for information publication based on the proposal of the Committee for Public Information. State Awards for Public Information have been granted since 1968. Read more about the