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The Year of Research-Based Knowledge is a joint initiative organised by the Ministry of Education and Culture, the Academy of Finland and the Federation of Finnish Learned Societies. Its aim is to make research-based knowledge even more visible and accessible, and to intensify the collaboration between organisations working with research-based knowledge.
The year gathers actions and events into a programme that gives a comprehensive view of research-based knowledge and its role, for example, in the wellbeing of individuals and in the functioning of society.
The Year of Research-Based Knowledge will increase the visibility of different sources of knowledge, including statistics, reports and analyses, as well as highlight the fundamental nature of knowledge, where knowledge is updated as new research results emerge.
The year is aimed at everyone living in Finland as well as at decision-makers and business and industry. A specific aim is to provide children and young people with creativity, inspiration and hope for the future.
The programme of the Year of Research-Based Knowledge consists of actions and events produced by our partners.
Any organisation, association or group working with research-based knowledge can apply to become part of the programme with their event, act, campaign, exhibition, artwork, intervention or development project.
We will provide the partners with a collaboration platform to increase national visibility and enable new partnerships.
You can Apply to the year’s programme by submitting a form, see https://tutkittutieto.fi/en/
Aalto’s events and campaigns for the Year of Research-Based Knowledge (more events will be added to the list):
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Aalto University celebrates its tenured professors with popular talks by the new tenure track professors of Associate or Full level.
Aalto University Junior is art, science, technology and entrepreneurship for children, young people and teachers - to support teaching, personal joy and a source of enthusiasm.
SSD is a two-day conference concentrating on radical changes that are indispensable for solutions to the sustainability crisis.
All you wanted to know about the Universe. We asked Nobel laureates – watch the videos!
In a world of plenty, what is wise to design for the next generations? This year's theme is Resource wisdom, and a university-wide event will take place in September 2021.
Aalto University and KAUTE Foundation invite you to an online event on Tuesday 2 February at 9–10.30. The morning is hosted by Professor Rebecca Piekkari. Join us for an insightful and inspiring morning!