Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation prize to professor Jouko Väänänen
The Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation Prize in mathematics was awarded on April 29 to professor of mathematics at the University of Helsinki Jouko Väänänen during
Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation
The Magnus Ehrnrooth foundation supports scientific research in mathematics, astronomy, physics, chemistry, and medical chemistry.
The Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation awards annually grants for researchers in mathematics, astronomy, physics, chemistry, and medical chemistry. The foundation is one of the most significant supporters of research in these disciplines in Finland. Additionally, the foundation supports school education in mathematics and the exact sciences in primary and secondary schools by granting scholarships for further education to teachers in these subjects.
Open call for applications
15.10–30.11.
Grants awarded
6.3.
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Grants
The Magnus Ehrnrooth Foundation supports diverse basic research in mathematics and the natural sciences, as well as the development of school education in these subjects.
For applicants
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Awarded grants
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The Foundation
The Foundation
Magnus Ehrnrooth, Phd founded in 1963 the foundation bearing his name to support research in mathematics and the exact natural sciences in Finland. Today, the foundation awards grants totaling approximately two million euros annually.