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> Speech 3.9.2018 Society & economy Speech at the University’s opening ceremony, Rector Jari Niemelä, 3 September 2018 Dear Chancellor, Chair of the University Board, your excellencies, and staff, students and friends of the University community, 3.9.2018 Teaching & studying at the University Elisa Hyytiäinen and Lauri Linna: Speech for the opening ceremony of the academic year at the University on 3 September 2018 Dear Chancellor, Chair of the University Board, Rector, members and friends of the University community, ladies and gentlemen. ArticleYliopisto-lehti 31.8.2018 Health news Fava beans and buckwheat – how can we get more plant-based protein on people’s plates? We can improve the carrying capacity of our planet by favouring plant-based foods over meat options. But how do beans and peas affect people’s... 30.8.2018 Science news Superbugs jumping frequently between humans and animals In a recent study, researchers found that cows are a source of resistant staphylococcus strains causing infections in humans today. 30.8.2018 Life science news A novel bacterial species named after the Finnish Nobelist A.I. Virtanen Artturi Ilmari Virtanen narrowly missed out on species naming for his original work in the 1920s. Now he has got Acidipropionibacterium... 29.8.2018 Science news How do we recover rare earth elements from end-of-life permanent magnet scrap? The move from fossil energy sources to more environmentally friendly alternatives has accelerated the development of electric and hybrid cars,... 29.8.2018 Life science news Declining salinity and rising temperatures detrimental to Baltic Sea bladder wrack Bladder wrack, or bladder fucus, provides important habitat for several organisms living in the coastal ecosystems of the Baltic Sea. Bladder... 28.8.2018 Language & culture What are the happiest places in Helsinki? Students analysed Instagram posts to find out The setting: five students with no previous connections from different fields and a dataset with 1.3 million geotagged Instagram posts... 28.8.2018 Health news Quality registers for surgery exclude many treatment-related adverse events – using these to compare institutions or physicians may be misleading According to a recent study, many extensive national registries are primarily based on data collected for administrative purposes, and often... PagesPrevious … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 … Next
Speech 3.9.2018 Society & economy Speech at the University’s opening ceremony, Rector Jari Niemelä, 3 September 2018 Dear Chancellor, Chair of the University Board, your excellencies, and staff, students and friends of the University community,
3.9.2018 Teaching & studying at the University Elisa Hyytiäinen and Lauri Linna: Speech for the opening ceremony of the academic year at the University on 3 September 2018 Dear Chancellor, Chair of the University Board, Rector, members and friends of the University community, ladies and gentlemen.
ArticleYliopisto-lehti 31.8.2018 Health news Fava beans and buckwheat – how can we get more plant-based protein on people’s plates? We can improve the carrying capacity of our planet by favouring plant-based foods over meat options. But how do beans and peas affect people’s...
30.8.2018 Science news Superbugs jumping frequently between humans and animals In a recent study, researchers found that cows are a source of resistant staphylococcus strains causing infections in humans today.
30.8.2018 Life science news A novel bacterial species named after the Finnish Nobelist A.I. Virtanen Artturi Ilmari Virtanen narrowly missed out on species naming for his original work in the 1920s. Now he has got Acidipropionibacterium...
29.8.2018 Science news How do we recover rare earth elements from end-of-life permanent magnet scrap? The move from fossil energy sources to more environmentally friendly alternatives has accelerated the development of electric and hybrid cars,...
29.8.2018 Life science news Declining salinity and rising temperatures detrimental to Baltic Sea bladder wrack Bladder wrack, or bladder fucus, provides important habitat for several organisms living in the coastal ecosystems of the Baltic Sea. Bladder...
28.8.2018 Language & culture What are the happiest places in Helsinki? Students analysed Instagram posts to find out The setting: five students with no previous connections from different fields and a dataset with 1.3 million geotagged Instagram posts...
28.8.2018 Health news Quality registers for surgery exclude many treatment-related adverse events – using these to compare institutions or physicians may be misleading According to a recent study, many extensive national registries are primarily based on data collected for administrative purposes, and often...
