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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. TJNK was established by government decree on 13 January 1972.
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This half day event is used as a replacement for the previously planned in person meeting in Paris. The first meeting will be arranged as soon as travel is possible gain.
Time : 16th April 2020 - 1.30pm-5:30pm (CET).
21st October 2019 – Helsinki Finland
Council of National Open Science Coordination (CoNOSC) was founded in 2019 to promote open science coordination at national level. The objectives and organizational principles of CoNOSC are:
Open science is international. Promoting open science is best achieved through international collaboration. Open Science Coordination in Finland participates actively in many open science networks in Europe and globally. Our key international open science activities are currently:
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