Topic AllData science newsScience newsLife science newsNordic welfare newsHealth newsEducation newsLanguage & cultureSociety & economySustainability newsTeaching & studying at the UniversityHigher education & science policyHelsinki University Library Type AllNewsPress releaseIn briefEditorialArticleProfileEssayColumnCommentBooksSpeech Listing <span class="icon--list-as-blocks"></span><span class="icon--list"></span> 30.5.2018 Life science news Blame the mother’s gene: discovery for a blinding canine eye disease reveals an unprecedented mode of inheritance A new gene for canine congenital eye disease has been identified by a collaborative research led by Professor Hannes Lohi’s research group in... 18.5.2018 Life science news HiLIFE Grand Challenge call attracts 279 applicants The goal is to form collaborative platforms enabling collaboration across boundaries in a mission-oriented way. Applicants come from 9... 27.3.2018 Health news Colistin resistance detected in shelter dogs imported from Russia Rescue dogs imported from poor hygienic conditions should be handled as risk group patients at veterinary premises until more information is... 20.3.2018 Life science news PhD and diplomate studies brought versatility to Stefan Björkman’s skillset DVM Stefan Björkman accomplished his PhD dissertation with honors, and at the same time accomplished diplomate studies at the European college... 29.1.2018 Health news The DNA samples of over 65,000 Finnish dogs have been deposited in a DNA bank – genetic research is helping both dogs and humans Canine genetic research has already helped physicians in diagnosing rare human diseases. The next step will be to investigate the causes of... 7.12.2017 Health news Dogs walking six minutes for science – researchers are studying diseases in over-bred varieties Breeding has narrowed the genetic variation in some dog breeds to the extent that all individuals are effectively identical twins of one another... 7.11.2017 Life science news Smiling human faces are attractive to dogs – thanks to oxytocin Researchers in the University of Helsinki’s Canine Mind research project found that oxytocin made dogs interested in smiling human faces. It... 30.10.2017 Life science news Studying the life The University of Helsinki is aiming to be among the world’s best research institutions in life sciences. The Helsinki Institute of Life Science... 24.10.2017 Life science news Antibiotics – the End of the World or a Revolution? Bacteria are becoming resistant to antibiotics, threatening human and animal health all around the globe. What can science do to prevent a... PagesPrevious … 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next
30.5.2018 Life science news Blame the mother’s gene: discovery for a blinding canine eye disease reveals an unprecedented mode of inheritance A new gene for canine congenital eye disease has been identified by a collaborative research led by Professor Hannes Lohi’s research group in...
18.5.2018 Life science news HiLIFE Grand Challenge call attracts 279 applicants The goal is to form collaborative platforms enabling collaboration across boundaries in a mission-oriented way. Applicants come from 9...
27.3.2018 Health news Colistin resistance detected in shelter dogs imported from Russia Rescue dogs imported from poor hygienic conditions should be handled as risk group patients at veterinary premises until more information is...
20.3.2018 Life science news PhD and diplomate studies brought versatility to Stefan Björkman’s skillset DVM Stefan Björkman accomplished his PhD dissertation with honors, and at the same time accomplished diplomate studies at the European college...
29.1.2018 Health news The DNA samples of over 65,000 Finnish dogs have been deposited in a DNA bank – genetic research is helping both dogs and humans Canine genetic research has already helped physicians in diagnosing rare human diseases. The next step will be to investigate the causes of...
7.12.2017 Health news Dogs walking six minutes for science – researchers are studying diseases in over-bred varieties Breeding has narrowed the genetic variation in some dog breeds to the extent that all individuals are effectively identical twins of one another...
7.11.2017 Life science news Smiling human faces are attractive to dogs – thanks to oxytocin Researchers in the University of Helsinki’s Canine Mind research project found that oxytocin made dogs interested in smiling human faces. It...
30.10.2017 Life science news Studying the life The University of Helsinki is aiming to be among the world’s best research institutions in life sciences. The Helsinki Institute of Life Science...
24.10.2017 Life science news Antibiotics – the End of the World or a Revolution? Bacteria are becoming resistant to antibiotics, threatening human and animal health all around the globe. What can science do to prevent a...
