The Journal Genos is the most important publication series when it comes to Finnish genealogy. It is published by the Genealogical Society of Finland in four issues per year. Every issue has approximately 64 pages. 

Genos publishes research on family and biographical history and source articles, along with scientific articles from related disciplines, which deal, for example, with historical phenomena that affected the lives of our ancestors, and background information on source materials. Additionally, Genos publishes introductions to archives and source materials, research findings, book reviews, and discussions and articles that concern current genealogical research.

Genos is a scientific and a peer-reviewed journal. It has achieved a level-1 rating (JUFO-rating) in the Publication Forum which is a classification of publication channels created by the Finnish scientific community to support the quality assessment of academic research.

Subscription to Genos is also one of the membership benefits of the Genealogical Society. You can read more about it and join the society at liity.genealogia.fi. You can also buy single copies of Genos; digital copies can be bought from the Genealogy Online Storeand print copies from Tiedekirja.