Topic AllData science newsScience newsLife science newsNordic welfare newsHealth newsEducation newsLanguage & cultureSociety & economySustainability newsTeaching & studying at the UniversityHigher education & science policy Type AllNewsPress releaseIn briefEditorialArticleProfileEssayColumnCommentBooksFrom the Researcher’s PenCaseSpeech Listing <span class="icon--list-as-blocks"></span><span class="icon--list"></span> 15.10.2018 Life science news Introducing the HiLIFE Grand Challenge projects 2018–2021 The eight HiLIFE Grand Challenge projects unite life science researchers at the University of Helsinki and partner organizations in new ways to... 4.10.2018 Health news Breastfeeding protects infants from antibiotic-resistant bacteria Globally, more than 200,000 newborns die annually of infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria. However, a new study shows that... ArticleYliopisto-lehti 4.10.2018 Sustainability news Cultivate the land to cultivate crops When soil crumbles like a moist chocolate cake, it teems with life. Crop yields increase and the nutrient stress on waterways is alleviated. 4.10.2018 Society & economy “Green taxation and green accounting effective methods for driving sustainable practices” Atte Moilanen, a Research Director at the University of Helsinki, calls for more resources and a stronger regulatory framework to protect the... 27.9.2018 Life science news Genome-editing scissors will revolutionise plant breeding, yet a professor fears EU countries will get side-tracked Genome-editing is the most significant change in plant breeding since gene transfer, which was introduced in the 1990s. Legislators are now... 19.9.2018 Sustainability news Emmi Nieminen receives 2017 dissertation award from Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry The award-winning dissertation brings the economic study of fishery management towards an ecosystem-based approach. 14.9.2018 Life science news In the absence of bees, flies are responsible for pollination in the Arctic region Most of the fauna in the Arctic region take part in pollinating, yet during the busiest flowering weeks, there’s a shortage of such services. A... 11.9.2018 Life science news Increased efficiency in environmental research: long-term monitoring to be included in the European infrastructure roadmap after glowing assessment The European long-term ecosystem research infrastructure, eLTER, aims to produce observations on the state of the environment and related... 6.9.2018 Science news Fiercest solar storm in history dated through trees growing in Lapland Should a storm of similar magnitude occur now, it would have dramatic consequences, including damage to modern navigation and communication... Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next
15.10.2018 Life science news Introducing the HiLIFE Grand Challenge projects 2018–2021 The eight HiLIFE Grand Challenge projects unite life science researchers at the University of Helsinki and partner organizations in new ways to...
4.10.2018 Health news Breastfeeding protects infants from antibiotic-resistant bacteria Globally, more than 200,000 newborns die annually of infections caused by antibiotic-resistant bacteria. However, a new study shows that...
ArticleYliopisto-lehti 4.10.2018 Sustainability news Cultivate the land to cultivate crops When soil crumbles like a moist chocolate cake, it teems with life. Crop yields increase and the nutrient stress on waterways is alleviated.
4.10.2018 Society & economy “Green taxation and green accounting effective methods for driving sustainable practices” Atte Moilanen, a Research Director at the University of Helsinki, calls for more resources and a stronger regulatory framework to protect the...
27.9.2018 Life science news Genome-editing scissors will revolutionise plant breeding, yet a professor fears EU countries will get side-tracked Genome-editing is the most significant change in plant breeding since gene transfer, which was introduced in the 1990s. Legislators are now...
19.9.2018 Sustainability news Emmi Nieminen receives 2017 dissertation award from Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry The award-winning dissertation brings the economic study of fishery management towards an ecosystem-based approach.
14.9.2018 Life science news In the absence of bees, flies are responsible for pollination in the Arctic region Most of the fauna in the Arctic region take part in pollinating, yet during the busiest flowering weeks, there’s a shortage of such services. A...
11.9.2018 Life science news Increased efficiency in environmental research: long-term monitoring to be included in the European infrastructure roadmap after glowing assessment The European long-term ecosystem research infrastructure, eLTER, aims to produce observations on the state of the environment and related...
6.9.2018 Science news Fiercest solar storm in history dated through trees growing in Lapland Should a storm of similar magnitude occur now, it would have dramatic consequences, including damage to modern navigation and communication...
