Finnish Oikos Society

Finnish Oikos Society

 


About

Oikos Finland is one of five national societies comprising the Nordic Society Oikos. It holds meetings alternating annually with the NSO biennial conference. The goal of these meetings is both to present new and exciting ecological research and to provide a place where especially students and young researchers can present their work and develop future scientific networks

Oikos Finland donates a number of stipends for students to participate in the joint biennial Nordic meetings and awards an annual scholarship for the best PhD thesis in ecology and evolutionary biology.

In connection with the national meetings, Oikos Finland arranges student workshops on topics of general interest to PhD students and postdocs. For example our workshops have covered topics such as science communication and outreach for ecologists.

Oikos Finland will also support other minor workshops, arranged and applied for by members. The goal of these workshops is to promote networking among students and young researchers across Finnish institutions in the field of ecological research.

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Events

12 Mar - 15 Mar, 2024
Lund

14 Feb - 15 Feb, 2023
Viikki

01 Feb - 03 Feb, 2021
Finland

News

Finnish Society
Our Society

The second Microclimate Ecology and Biogeography conference will be held 26.-29.8.2024 in Helsinki, Finland.

Finnish Society
Our Society

Register now for the biannual Oikos Finland​ Conference! Deadline is 16 January 2023.

Our Society

The Nordic Society Oikos welcomes Johan Nilsson as the new Executive Director of the NSO office.

Board

Vice-Chair
Department of Bioeconomy
Treasurer
Arctic Centre
Member
Department of Biological and Environmental Science

Heikki Helanterä

Member
Faculty of Science, Department of Ecology and Genetics
Member
Faculty of Science, Department of Biology
Member
Member
Faculty of Science and Forestry
Member
Lammi Biological Station
Member
Department of Environmental and Marine Biology