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> 6.8.2018 Language & culture Archaeologists discovered the remains of a Stone Age settlement at the bottom of Lake Kuolimojärvi in southeast Finland There are still large underwater areas in Finland that were on dry land in prehistoric times and that are waiting to be explored. The clear-... 6.8.2018 Language & culture Archaeologists found traces of submerged Stone Age settlement in southeast Finland The prehistoric settlement submerged under Lake Kuolimojärvi provides us with a clearer picture of the human occupation in South Karelia during... 27.7.2018 Higher education & science policy ERC Starting Grants to four researchers at the University of Helsinki Four researchers from the University of Helsinki have received the European Research Council’s (ERC) Starting Grant. 11.7.2018 Language & culture Science fiction enthusiasts have a positive attitude to the digitising of the brain The goal of a technology known as mind upload is to make it possible to create functional copies of the human brain on computers. The... 5.7.2018 Language & culture Women incarcerated in the Santahamina prison camp survived the Finnish Civil War – for several reasons In the summer of 1918, in the aftermath of the Finnish Civil War, about a thousand women representing the Red side in the war were held in the... 2.7.2018 Language & culture Guns and guys and rock’n roll – a PhD study looks into Russian film music 4,3,2,1… a countdown wheel from yesterday’s cinema is flashing on a big screen and suddenly we see a cheerful young man dancing to a lively rock... 28.6.2018 Society & economy Julian Honkasalo awarded with the Hannah Arendt Award in Politics The New School for Social Research has selected Julian Honkasalo to receive the Hannah Arendt Award in Politics for the academic dissertation,... 20.6.2018 Language & culture Contemporary Novels Respond Creatively to the Media Influence The Internet has not only altered the way we live, communicate, and think, it has also breathed new life into the contemporary book market. More... 5.6.2018 Language & culture What do Mozart and Judas Priest have in common? Esa Lilja, a Finnish heavy metal scholar, knows the answer Esa Lilja’s credentials include a doctoral degree, a docentship in musicology and a love of heavy metal. He’s familiar with the common... Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next
6.8.2018 Language & culture Archaeologists discovered the remains of a Stone Age settlement at the bottom of Lake Kuolimojärvi in southeast Finland There are still large underwater areas in Finland that were on dry land in prehistoric times and that are waiting to be explored. The clear-...
6.8.2018 Language & culture Archaeologists found traces of submerged Stone Age settlement in southeast Finland The prehistoric settlement submerged under Lake Kuolimojärvi provides us with a clearer picture of the human occupation in South Karelia during...
27.7.2018 Higher education & science policy ERC Starting Grants to four researchers at the University of Helsinki Four researchers from the University of Helsinki have received the European Research Council’s (ERC) Starting Grant.
11.7.2018 Language & culture Science fiction enthusiasts have a positive attitude to the digitising of the brain The goal of a technology known as mind upload is to make it possible to create functional copies of the human brain on computers. The...
5.7.2018 Language & culture Women incarcerated in the Santahamina prison camp survived the Finnish Civil War – for several reasons In the summer of 1918, in the aftermath of the Finnish Civil War, about a thousand women representing the Red side in the war were held in the...
2.7.2018 Language & culture Guns and guys and rock’n roll – a PhD study looks into Russian film music 4,3,2,1… a countdown wheel from yesterday’s cinema is flashing on a big screen and suddenly we see a cheerful young man dancing to a lively rock...
28.6.2018 Society & economy Julian Honkasalo awarded with the Hannah Arendt Award in Politics The New School for Social Research has selected Julian Honkasalo to receive the Hannah Arendt Award in Politics for the academic dissertation,...
20.6.2018 Language & culture Contemporary Novels Respond Creatively to the Media Influence The Internet has not only altered the way we live, communicate, and think, it has also breathed new life into the contemporary book market. More...
5.6.2018 Language & culture What do Mozart and Judas Priest have in common? Esa Lilja, a Finnish heavy metal scholar, knows the answer Esa Lilja’s credentials include a doctoral degree, a docentship in musicology and a love of heavy metal. He’s familiar with the common...
