Eesti teaduste akadeemia

The Estonian Academy of Sciences, established in 1938, is a personal academy, an independent body of top scientists and distinguished creative persons, who have been elected based on their achievements. The Academy develops and represents Estonian science and supports the country in addressing vital issues. The mission of the Academy is to contribute to the application of excellent science in the interests of the people of Estonia, as well as to promote the value of science and scientific thinking in Estonia. The legal status of the Academy, status of members, governance structure and responsibilities are laid down in the Estonian Academy of Sciences Act. Read more. Organisational structure of the Academy.

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