Topic AllData science newsScience newsLife science newsNordic welfare newsHealth newsEducation newsLanguage & cultureSociety & economySustainability newsTeaching & studying at the UniversityHigher education & science policy Type AllNewsPress releaseIn briefEditorialArticleProfileEssayColumnCommentComment: Research MattersBooksFrom the Researcher’s PenCaseSpeech Listing <span class="icon--list-as-blocks"></span><span class="icon--list"></span> ArticleYliopisto-lehti 4.2.2019 Society & economy The shipping container: an invention that revolutionized trade and turned the world into a giant conveyor belt Maritime transport fuels global trade. But is it already too cheap to be sustainable? 31.1.2019 Language & culture An author alumnus driven by curiosity Kari Hotakainen, Alumnus of the Year of the Faculty of Arts, does not think highly of rash views. A thirst for knowledge spanning his entire... 24.1.2019 Language & culture Are you talking up your car or spilling your guts to a plant? Pseudo-dialogue is a common form of dialogue Almost everybody practises pseudo-dialogue, of which researches have identified several varieties. 18.1.2019 Language & culture Archaeologists discover a rare type of evidence for prehistoric salmon fishing in Northern Finland An international team of archaeologists identified remains of salmon bones through a novel approach at the Stone Age village of Kierikinkangas... 14.1.2019 Language & culture Anniversary celebration of the Faculty of Arts 2019 The first-ever anniversary celebration of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Helsinki is approaching! 10.1.2019 Education news Music playschool enhances children’s linguistic skills According to the research conducted at the University of Helsinki, weekly music playschool significantly improved the development of children’s... ProfileYliopisto-lehti 7.1.2019 Language & culture Environmental and animal rights arguments have been around for millennia Animal rights were a popular topic already in ancient Greece, in 17th century England and during the debate on vegetarianism in the 18th century... 21.12.2018 Language & culture New era taking shape in online discussions Professor Jussi Pakkasvirta expressed his wish for any anniversary remembrances to be allocated to supporting research, teaching and studying in... 7.12.2018 Data science news The structure of a language changes quickly when a large enough share of its users are not native speakers Linguistic typologist Kaius Sinnemäki studies structures of languages with databases. Considerable and hotly competitive ERC funding will secure... Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next
ArticleYliopisto-lehti 4.2.2019 Society & economy The shipping container: an invention that revolutionized trade and turned the world into a giant conveyor belt Maritime transport fuels global trade. But is it already too cheap to be sustainable?
31.1.2019 Language & culture An author alumnus driven by curiosity Kari Hotakainen, Alumnus of the Year of the Faculty of Arts, does not think highly of rash views. A thirst for knowledge spanning his entire...
24.1.2019 Language & culture Are you talking up your car or spilling your guts to a plant? Pseudo-dialogue is a common form of dialogue Almost everybody practises pseudo-dialogue, of which researches have identified several varieties.
18.1.2019 Language & culture Archaeologists discover a rare type of evidence for prehistoric salmon fishing in Northern Finland An international team of archaeologists identified remains of salmon bones through a novel approach at the Stone Age village of Kierikinkangas...
14.1.2019 Language & culture Anniversary celebration of the Faculty of Arts 2019 The first-ever anniversary celebration of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Helsinki is approaching!
10.1.2019 Education news Music playschool enhances children’s linguistic skills According to the research conducted at the University of Helsinki, weekly music playschool significantly improved the development of children’s...
ProfileYliopisto-lehti 7.1.2019 Language & culture Environmental and animal rights arguments have been around for millennia Animal rights were a popular topic already in ancient Greece, in 17th century England and during the debate on vegetarianism in the 18th century...
21.12.2018 Language & culture New era taking shape in online discussions Professor Jussi Pakkasvirta expressed his wish for any anniversary remembrances to be allocated to supporting research, teaching and studying in...
7.12.2018 Data science news The structure of a language changes quickly when a large enough share of its users are not native speakers Linguistic typologist Kaius Sinnemäki studies structures of languages with databases. Considerable and hotly competitive ERC funding will secure...
