What are we doing to stop the coronavirus crisis?

A number of research projects concerning the COVID-19 disease are ongoing at the University of Helsinki, with members of the University community contributing in many ways to tackling the coronavirus crisis. Get to know our activities in more detail.

News

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The University of Helsinki invested in a Green Bond Fund
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Efficient waste water treatment processes can help reduce the pharmaceutical load released into the environment
Health news

A mosquito species new to Finland discovered which potentially could transmit malaria
Teaching & studying at the University

University of Helsinki ranked among top 100 globally in 19 subjects
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Researchers have found a promising therapy for cardiac regeneration
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Events

Check out the events calendar and discover all daily happenings on and around the University of Helsinki.
24.7. 2020
Patrícia Figueiredo: Development of Lignin-based Nanoparticles for Cancer Therapy
Fri 24.7.2020 12:00-14:00 Porthania, room P674, Yliopistonkatu 3; LIVE STREAM -...
31.7. 2020
Marko Halonen: ASPECTS OF MEDIEVAL NORDIC CALENDARS
Fri 31.7.2020 10:00-12:00 LIVE STREAM - https://helsinki.zoom.us/j/63932896970?pwd...
1.8. 2020
Tero Lundstedt: From Kosovo to Crimea
Sat 1.8.2020 12:00-14:00 Porthania, P674, Yliopistonkatu 3; LIVE STREAM - https://...
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Come and visit us!

Walk with mammoths and broaden your thinking through newest scientific knowledge. Discover a rare plant and travel across the universe. The University of Helsinki’s visitor attractions are welcoming you to drop by or stay for longer.
Attractions at the University of Helsinki

Natural History Museum

The exhibitions in the Natural History Museum depict the diverse nature of Finland and the rest of the world.

At­trac­tions at the Uni­versity of Hel­sinki

The University of Helsinki offers several interesting attractions which you can visit quickly or peruse at leisure to learn more

Botanic gardens

The botanic gardens in Kaisaniemi and Kumpula have a versatile and fascinating collection of living plants on display.

Think Corner

Think Corner offers the latest in research in the heart of the City Centre Campus, surrounded by the passionate young and wise seniors, in the living room of one of the world’s top universities. Think Corner offers spaces, services and events to generate new thinking and new creative energy. Doors and ideas are open for everyone.