VFÍ

VFÍ stands for Vísindafélag Íslendinga, which translates to the Icelandic Society of Sciences. It is an academic society based in Iceland dedicated to the promotion and advancement of scientific research and knowledge. The society was founded in 1914 and has since played a significant role in fostering scientific discourse and collaboration within Iceland and internationally.

The primary objectives of VFÍ include organizing scientific conferences, lectures, and symposia, publishing scientific works, and supporting research activities. It serves as a platform for scientists from various disciplines to share their findings, engage in interdisciplinary discussions, and connect with peers. Membership in the society is open to individuals involved in scientific research and education.

VFÍ also works to raise public awareness of scientific issues and to encourage interest in science among younger generations. Through its activities, the Icelandic Society of Sciences contributes to the scientific development of Iceland and its integration into the global scientific community.