Research in Finland
Science, technology and innovation are given a high priority in Finland. Research personnel represent the highest percentage of employed labour force across all OECD countries and the number of doctorates has nearly doubled in the last ten years.
Finnish research teams actively participate in global networks and have been successful, for example, in EU Research Framework Programmes. Relative to population and GDP, Finland is one of the world's most active science publishers.
The network of universities and university-level institutions is exceptionally dense and regionally comprehensive in international comparisons. There are 20 universities and 21 public research institutes.
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