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> Comment 31.5.2018 Teaching & studying Jenni Vartiainen: Play-based science education raises children to be active and critical If science education were more firmly integrated into early education, children from different backgrounds would be even more equal in adopting... Comment 31.5.2018 Teaching & studying Jani Holopainen: Technology helps turn learning into a personalised experience that leaves a strong memory trace The more concrete the approach you can take to a complex topic, the wider the potential audience that can master that topic. At its best,... 31.5.2018 Health The University Pharmacy makes medicine by hand if prefabricated drugs won’t do Medicine for very young heart transplant patients may not be available on a pharmacy shelf. That is just one kind of unique medication that the... 31.5.2018 Society & economy Finnland war bereits nach dem Bürgerkrieg ein zuverlässiger Schuldenzahler Finnland zahlte noch in den 1930er Jahren die Ausrüstungskosten für über 14 000 Soldaten an Deutschland, sagt Prof. emer. Seppo Hentilä. Das war... 31.5.2018 Science Faculty of Science gains two academy professorships, five academy research fellowships, and six postdoctoral researcher posts Out of the ten academy professors elected by the Academy of Finland, two are working at the Faculty of Science; Matti Lassas and Kari... 30.5.2018 Society & economy Finland was already diligent about its debts after its Civil War Finland was still paying Germany for the equipment costs of more than 14,000 soldiers in the 1930s, says Emeritus Professor Seppo Hentilä. It... 30.5.2018 Life science 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... 29.5.2018 Education Career paths in Finland and beyond In the Gendered pathways seminar organised by the Cicero Learning network and the Academy of Finland, Bettina Wiese from Germany, Anna Rotkirch... 28.5.2018 Health Too little sleep in childhood has negative effects on cholesterol levels According to a doctoral study conducted in the University of Helsinki, adequate sleep duration and sleep quality may support healthy lipid... PagesPrevious … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 … Next
Comment 31.5.2018 Teaching & studying Jenni Vartiainen: Play-based science education raises children to be active and critical If science education were more firmly integrated into early education, children from different backgrounds would be even more equal in adopting...
Comment 31.5.2018 Teaching & studying Jani Holopainen: Technology helps turn learning into a personalised experience that leaves a strong memory trace The more concrete the approach you can take to a complex topic, the wider the potential audience that can master that topic. At its best,...
31.5.2018 Health The University Pharmacy makes medicine by hand if prefabricated drugs won’t do Medicine for very young heart transplant patients may not be available on a pharmacy shelf. That is just one kind of unique medication that the...
31.5.2018 Society & economy Finnland war bereits nach dem Bürgerkrieg ein zuverlässiger Schuldenzahler Finnland zahlte noch in den 1930er Jahren die Ausrüstungskosten für über 14 000 Soldaten an Deutschland, sagt Prof. emer. Seppo Hentilä. Das war...
31.5.2018 Science Faculty of Science gains two academy professorships, five academy research fellowships, and six postdoctoral researcher posts Out of the ten academy professors elected by the Academy of Finland, two are working at the Faculty of Science; Matti Lassas and Kari...
30.5.2018 Society & economy Finland was already diligent about its debts after its Civil War Finland was still paying Germany for the equipment costs of more than 14,000 soldiers in the 1930s, says Emeritus Professor Seppo Hentilä. It...
30.5.2018 Life science 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...
29.5.2018 Education Career paths in Finland and beyond In the Gendered pathways seminar organised by the Cicero Learning network and the Academy of Finland, Bettina Wiese from Germany, Anna Rotkirch...
28.5.2018 Health Too little sleep in childhood has negative effects on cholesterol levels According to a doctoral study conducted in the University of Helsinki, adequate sleep duration and sleep quality may support healthy lipid...
