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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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In Estonia Renu Geetha Bai, Katriin Reedo and Kerttu Rozenvalde are awarded with the Baltic Women in Science fellowships

Call for applications for the Mihhail Bronštein Economics Awards 2026 is now open

Call for the candidates for the 2026 National Research Awards is now open

The September issues of the journals of the Estonian Academy Publishers are available

Arvo Pärt Turns 90: Celebrated Composer and Academy Member

The June issues of the journals of the Estonian Academy Publishers are available

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