Topic AllData ScienceScienceLife scienceNordic welfareHealthEducationLanguage & cultureSociety & economySustainabilityTeaching & studyingHigher education & science policy Type AllNewsPress releaseIn briefEditorialArticleProfileEssayColumnCommentBooksFrom the Researcher’s PenCaseSpeech Listing <span class="icon--list-as-blocks"></span><span class="icon--list"></span> 20.8.2018 Sustainability Professor Anne Toppinen appointed as the new HELSUS Director Professor Anne Toppinen has been appointed as the new HELSUS Director. 3.8.2018 Life science Low antibiotic concentration in the environment enough to increase antimicrobial resistance in laboratory conditions Microbial communities are equipped with effective defence mechanisms against antibiotics. Existing antimicrobial resistance may become... 30.7.2018 Life science Mervi Seppänen elected the first female president of the European Grassland Federation University Lecturer Mervi Seppänen from the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry has been elected to lead the European Grassland Federation. 6.7.2018 Life science Teal ducklings go cuckoo over nature’s own eco-engineer The results of a newly published study show that common teal ducklings thrive in flowages created by beaver dams. In many areas, the number of... 15.6.2018 Higher education & science policy Recognition for equality projects in Viikki This year’s Maikki Friberg Award was presented to two recipients: the Viikki Postdoctoral Association (ViPA) and the Viikki Women’s Life Science... ArticleYliopisto-lehti 15.6.2018 Life science Antibiotics mix up bacterial competition – to the detriment of humans A large share of antibiotic courses end up in the sewage, progressing to the sea through water treatment plants. Drugs brewing up in sludge and... 13.6.2018 Society & economy Finnish forest management guidelines fail to protect the flying squirrel A new study determined the habitat requirements for flying squirrels and compared them to those included in the recently amended Forest Act. The... 31.5.2018 Society & economy Innovation award for women granted to Päivi Myllärinen, Doctor of Food Sciences Paula Risikko, Speaker of Parliament, has handed over the innovation award for women to Päivi Myllärinen, Doctor of Food Sciences. By combining... Comment 31.5.2018 Teaching & studying Jani Holopainen: Technology helps turn learning into a personalised experience that leaves a strong memory trace The more concrete the approach you can take to a complex topic, the wider the potential audience that can master that topic. At its best,... Pages1 2 3 4 5 Next
20.8.2018 Sustainability Professor Anne Toppinen appointed as the new HELSUS Director Professor Anne Toppinen has been appointed as the new HELSUS Director.
3.8.2018 Life science Low antibiotic concentration in the environment enough to increase antimicrobial resistance in laboratory conditions Microbial communities are equipped with effective defence mechanisms against antibiotics. Existing antimicrobial resistance may become...
30.7.2018 Life science Mervi Seppänen elected the first female president of the European Grassland Federation University Lecturer Mervi Seppänen from the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry has been elected to lead the European Grassland Federation.
6.7.2018 Life science Teal ducklings go cuckoo over nature’s own eco-engineer The results of a newly published study show that common teal ducklings thrive in flowages created by beaver dams. In many areas, the number of...
15.6.2018 Higher education & science policy Recognition for equality projects in Viikki This year’s Maikki Friberg Award was presented to two recipients: the Viikki Postdoctoral Association (ViPA) and the Viikki Women’s Life Science...
ArticleYliopisto-lehti 15.6.2018 Life science Antibiotics mix up bacterial competition – to the detriment of humans A large share of antibiotic courses end up in the sewage, progressing to the sea through water treatment plants. Drugs brewing up in sludge and...
13.6.2018 Society & economy Finnish forest management guidelines fail to protect the flying squirrel A new study determined the habitat requirements for flying squirrels and compared them to those included in the recently amended Forest Act. The...
31.5.2018 Society & economy Innovation award for women granted to Päivi Myllärinen, Doctor of Food Sciences Paula Risikko, Speaker of Parliament, has handed over the innovation award for women to Päivi Myllärinen, Doctor of Food Sciences. By combining...
Comment 31.5.2018 Teaching & studying Jani Holopainen: Technology helps turn learning into a personalised experience that leaves a strong memory trace The more concrete the approach you can take to a complex topic, the wider the potential audience that can master that topic. At its best,...
