12.12.2019
The Federation of Finnish Learned Societies is responsible for the coordination of Open Science.
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Helsinki
The 6th National Congress of Science Communication in Finland.
Science and research, including social sciences and the humanities, influence society through the knowledge and world views that are developed in research communities.
20.11.2019
How do you bring your knowledge to the public?
19.11.2019
In order to provide more assistance for the international research community in Finland, the Finnish National Board on Research Integrity TENK has released three international editions of the guidelines on responsible conduct of research.
Helsinki
In order to better serve the international research community in Finland, we have the pleasure to invite international researchers to an event on research integrity on 19 November 2019 in Helsinki.
14.11.2019
A researcher can reflect on their own engagement with society through some ethical considerations.
13.11.2019
The Committee for Public Information in Finland has formulated national recommendations for science communication.
13.11.2019
TENK's model of curriculum vitae for researchers complies with good scientific practice.
13.11.2019
Ethical dilemmas arise where the different premises and goals of the world of business and the world of science intersect.
13.11.2019
When material is stored and correctly archived and made open, it aids new research, teaching and study. Communicating at the right time, in the right way and to the right target group improves the use of scientific findings in supporting decision-making
13.11.2019
Publicity and openness turn research into science. Science communication is about passing on information and interaction within the scientific community and outside it. Science communication is not merely about communicating research findings.
13.11.2019
Research integrity is part of the researcher’s professional skills. Responsible conduct of research is self-regulation of the scientific community. However, the limits of research work are set out by legislation. An open science culture promotes science