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To the RSS feed. RSS feedThe Finnish Terminology Centre TSK (Sanastokeskus TSK ry) offers information on and expert services related to terminology work, classification work and ontology work. It also gives advice on the usage of special language terminology. The Terminology Centre carries out both terminology services of general interest (intended for all citizens) and terminology projects aimed at a specific company or a field of activity. The Terminology Centre receives financial assistance from the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture to carry out its services of general interest.

Current in Terminology Centre
10.08.2020The contents of The Helsinki Term Bank for the Arts and Sciences updated in TEPA Term Bank
03.07.2020New material in the Finnish IT Terminology 07/2020
23.04.2020TEPA Term Banks new address is termipankki.fi
Current projects
17.09.2020Terminology project on government grant activities to continue until end of 2020
31.08.2020The Vocabulary of Information Management in Social Sector – updates and development of maintenance
28.08.2020Terminology for employment service statistics
26.02.2020Government subsidy terminology project continues during spring 2020
25.02.2020Updated MAO/TAO Ontology published in Finto service
Current elsewhere
17.12.2018Nordterm 2019 in Copenhagen 11-14 June 2019
30.11.2018TOTh conference in France 6–7 June 2019
28.11.2018International Terminology Summer School 8-12 July 2019 in Vienna
   
Newest Terminfo
To Terminfo.
Terminfo, an online magazine published by the Finnish Terminology Centre TSK, describes terminology work and methods used in it.
Newest TSK vocabulary
The Finnish Patent and Registration Office Terminology (TSK 54) covers more than 250 concepts pertaining to, e.g., the Finnish Patent and Registration Office’s registers, industrial property rights, and audit quality inspection. The concepts are provided with terms and descriptions in Finnish, and the Finnish terms are given equivalents in Swedish and English.
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