Symposium: How to Speak of What is Essential?
The Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters is organising the symposium How to Speak of What is Essential? on 29 May 2026 from 9:00 to 18:00 in the Cedercreutz Hall at the House of Science and Letters, Kirkkokatu 6, 00170 Helsinki. The symposium is organised in...
Symposium on Nuclear Power: Past, Present and Future
What role has nuclear power played in Finland’s development, and what are its future prospects? The Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters invites you to a symposium in which researchers from different disciplines examine the historical development of nuclear energy...
New Volume on the Finnish Excavations in Pompeii
The Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters has published Insula Pompeiana IX 3: The Wall Paintings, Mosaics, and Upper Floors, edited by Ilkka Kuivalainen and Leena Pietilä-Castrén. The volume presents the results of the Finnish excavations conducted in Pompeii...
Eight New Members Elected to the Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters
The Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters has elected eight new members. These individuals bring distinguished expertise in their respective fields and will further strengthen scientific excellence both in Finland and internationally. The Finnish Society of Sciences...
New publication: Survivability of Territorial Autonomy
The Finnish Society of Sciences and Letters has published Survivability of Territorial Autonomy: A Study of Contributory Factors that Explain the Preservation and Secession of Autonomous Territories by Richard Eveli. The book examines why some autonomous territories...