Estonian Academy of Sciences

The Estonian Academy of Sciences was founded in 1938 as an association of top-level scientists and scholars with commitment and responsibility to advance scientific research and represent Estonian science nationally and internationally. The primary mission of the Academy is to assist in building a knowledge-based Estonia, fostering adaptation of new knowledge for economic growth and improvement of the quality of life in Estonia, enhancing public appreciation of science and scientific methods of thought.

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Call for applications for the Mihhail Bronštein Economics Awards 2025 is now open

In Estonia Mari Tõrv, Kadri-Ann Pankratov and Marju Himma are awarded with the Baltic Women in Science fellowships

The top five Foreign PhD students in three-minute lectures have been awarded

Call for the candidates for the 2025 National Research Awards is now open

19 foreign PhD students participate at the Gala of the “Science in 3 minutes” contest first English edition

Mart Saarma Elected President of the Estonian Academy of Sciences

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