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> 21.2.2020 Life science news A new research infrastructure, Instruct Centre Finland, part of Instruct-ERIC, opens to scientists Membership in the pan-European research infrastructure Instruct-ERIC will facilitate Finnish research in molecular bioscience. 19.2.2020 Science news Seismic data collected around Otaniemi geothermal project enables earthquake science and explains ground shaking patterns across Espoo and Helsinki In a paper published online in Seismological Research Letters on 5 February 2020 a team led by Seismologists from the Institute of Seismology at... 19.2.2020 Nordic welfare news "Nothing can be achieved by single individuals on the societal level, that’s why I’ve gravitated towards these kinds of communities" Working for fairness and the power of cooperation form the thread running through the career of Marianne Heikkilä, secretary general of the... 18.2.2020 Higher education & science policy University of Helsinki has signed the DORA declaration By signing the declaration, the University of Helsinki wants to show its commitment to developing research assessment practices and responsible... 17.2.2020 Life science news Stop or Go: Protein maintaining the balance between protrusive and contractile machineries of cell identified Tropomodulin maintains the fine balance between the protein machineries responsible for cell movement and morphogenesis. Disturbances in this... Comment 17.2.2020 Higher education & science policy Finland needs the contribution of international professionals Changes to the demographics of our country pose a genuine challenge to future welfare. Tangible measures are crucial in ensuring that we have a... 14.2.2020 Life science news Forest scientist’s rap video was awarded in Science’s annual ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ competition Samuli Junttila raps about his PhD thesis and finds his way into the hearts of an international judging panel: Scan the trees! Scan the trees... 14.2.2020 Health news Vitamin C may shorten ventilation in critically ill patients Vitamin C administration shortened the duration of mechanical ventilation in critical care patients, but the effect depended on the severity of... 14.2.2020 Life science news Enigmatic small primate finally caught on film in Taita, Kenya The Taita mountain dwarf galago was first reported in 2002 but no more signs of it were found for almost 20 years. Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next
21.2.2020 Life science news A new research infrastructure, Instruct Centre Finland, part of Instruct-ERIC, opens to scientists Membership in the pan-European research infrastructure Instruct-ERIC will facilitate Finnish research in molecular bioscience.
19.2.2020 Science news Seismic data collected around Otaniemi geothermal project enables earthquake science and explains ground shaking patterns across Espoo and Helsinki In a paper published online in Seismological Research Letters on 5 February 2020 a team led by Seismologists from the Institute of Seismology at...
19.2.2020 Nordic welfare news "Nothing can be achieved by single individuals on the societal level, that’s why I’ve gravitated towards these kinds of communities" Working for fairness and the power of cooperation form the thread running through the career of Marianne Heikkilä, secretary general of the...
18.2.2020 Higher education & science policy University of Helsinki has signed the DORA declaration By signing the declaration, the University of Helsinki wants to show its commitment to developing research assessment practices and responsible...
17.2.2020 Life science news Stop or Go: Protein maintaining the balance between protrusive and contractile machineries of cell identified Tropomodulin maintains the fine balance between the protein machineries responsible for cell movement and morphogenesis. Disturbances in this...
Comment 17.2.2020 Higher education & science policy Finland needs the contribution of international professionals Changes to the demographics of our country pose a genuine challenge to future welfare. Tangible measures are crucial in ensuring that we have a...
14.2.2020 Life science news Forest scientist’s rap video was awarded in Science’s annual ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ competition Samuli Junttila raps about his PhD thesis and finds his way into the hearts of an international judging panel: Scan the trees! Scan the trees...
14.2.2020 Health news Vitamin C may shorten ventilation in critically ill patients Vitamin C administration shortened the duration of mechanical ventilation in critical care patients, but the effect depended on the severity of...
14.2.2020 Life science news Enigmatic small primate finally caught on film in Taita, Kenya The Taita mountain dwarf galago was first reported in 2002 but no more signs of it were found for almost 20 years.
