Topic AllData science newsScience newsLife science newsNordic welfare newsHealth newsEducation newsLanguage & cultureSociety & economySustainability newsTeaching & studying at the UniversityHigher education & science policy Type AllNewsPress releaseIn briefEditorialArticleProfileEssayColumnCommentBooksFrom the Researcher’s PenCaseSpeech Listing <span class="icon--list-as-blocks"></span><span class="icon--list"></span> 21.11.2018 Life science news “We aim to develop a drug that will cure spinal cord injury” A research group headed by Professor Heikki Rauvala is aiming to develop a drug that can cure spinal cord injuries as late as in the chronic... 21.11.2018 Science news Rare-earth elements in mining industry’s waste piles If the necessary metals can be extracted from previously quarried ore, we can avoid the environmental hazards of new mines and cut back on... 21.11.2018 Education news Silmu Parenting helps to tackle the challenges of parenthood Silmu Parenting, a platform developed at the University of Helsinki, brings scientific information on upbringing to parents. 21.11.2018 Health news Screening for colorectal cancer spares male patients from intense treatments While screening for colorectal cancer did not, so far, reduce mortality, it did reduce the need for chemotherapy and emergency surgeries among... 21.11.2018 Sustainability news Aalto-Helsinki student team awarded gold medal in iGEM 2018 Giant Jamboree Aalto-Helsinki team brought home gold medal from this year’s iGEM Giant Jamboree. They developed a potential solution to textile dyeing... 21.11.2018 Sustainability news Bringing nature online – all 13 million samples of it In downtown Helsinki, the remains of millions of animals and plants rest in cabinets in the long hallways of the Finnish Museum of Natural... 21.11.2018 Society & economy Potential deficiencies in the Finnish Constitution and tax legislation in terms of the acceptability of retroactive tax legislation A recent doctoral dissertation in law indicates that the Finnish system, where the implementation of retroactive tax legislation is monitored in... 20.11.2018 Health news New information on the pathological mechanisms of Alzheimer’s disease Researchers at the University of Helsinki have discovered a mechanism by which harmful tau protein aggregates are transmitted between neurons... Profile 20.11.2018 Sustainability news Professor Reetta Toivanen: Sustainable development also requires listening to indigenous peoples Representatives of indigenous peoples often feel that researchers are talking past them. Yet, they also have something to contribute to... PagesPrevious … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 … Next
21.11.2018 Life science news “We aim to develop a drug that will cure spinal cord injury” A research group headed by Professor Heikki Rauvala is aiming to develop a drug that can cure spinal cord injuries as late as in the chronic...
21.11.2018 Science news Rare-earth elements in mining industry’s waste piles If the necessary metals can be extracted from previously quarried ore, we can avoid the environmental hazards of new mines and cut back on...
21.11.2018 Education news Silmu Parenting helps to tackle the challenges of parenthood Silmu Parenting, a platform developed at the University of Helsinki, brings scientific information on upbringing to parents.
21.11.2018 Health news Screening for colorectal cancer spares male patients from intense treatments While screening for colorectal cancer did not, so far, reduce mortality, it did reduce the need for chemotherapy and emergency surgeries among...
21.11.2018 Sustainability news Aalto-Helsinki student team awarded gold medal in iGEM 2018 Giant Jamboree Aalto-Helsinki team brought home gold medal from this year’s iGEM Giant Jamboree. They developed a potential solution to textile dyeing...
21.11.2018 Sustainability news Bringing nature online – all 13 million samples of it In downtown Helsinki, the remains of millions of animals and plants rest in cabinets in the long hallways of the Finnish Museum of Natural...
21.11.2018 Society & economy Potential deficiencies in the Finnish Constitution and tax legislation in terms of the acceptability of retroactive tax legislation A recent doctoral dissertation in law indicates that the Finnish system, where the implementation of retroactive tax legislation is monitored in...
20.11.2018 Health news New information on the pathological mechanisms of Alzheimer’s disease Researchers at the University of Helsinki have discovered a mechanism by which harmful tau protein aggregates are transmitted between neurons...
Profile 20.11.2018 Sustainability news Professor Reetta Toivanen: Sustainable development also requires listening to indigenous peoples Representatives of indigenous peoples often feel that researchers are talking past them. Yet, they also have something to contribute to...
