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> 23.10.2019 Data science news What are businesses allowed to do with data collected on software use? As of yet, the experimentation culture in the software sector adheres to no specific ethical rules Software companies develop their products by experimenting with various features among different user groups. Data is collected on usage, and... 21.10.2019 Higher education & science policy Finnish Museum of Natural History receives University of Helsinki Open Science Award The first University of Helsinki Open Science Award was granted in 2017. This year, the Award jury wanted to place special emphasis on the role... 21.10.2019 Sustainability news Twenty years of fair trade – UniCafe joins in the celebration This year, Fairtrade Week is celebrated from 21 to 27 October. The year 2019 marks an anniversary, since fair trade has now been promoted in... 21.10.2019 Education news A new master's programme in education sheds light on the knowhow of a leading country in education Do you want to be a change-maker in education? Equality, the neuroscience of learning and the Finnish education system are at the heart of the... ArticleYliopisto-lehti 21.10.2019 Health news Menopause treatments are becoming personalized Menopause does not have to equal suffering. In recent years, the treatments have improved significantly. But do they increase the risk of cancer? 18.10.2019 Sustainability news The new cutting edge research catamaran Augusta contributes to sea research in the Baltic on top international level Tvärminne Zoological Station at the University of Helsinki received a new vessel for its marine offshore research activities near Hanko. 18.10.2019 Health news Bacteria on the skin can both protect against atopic dermatitis and aggravate its symptoms Inflammatory bowel disease is already treated by transferring gut microbes from healthy individuals to patients. It may also become possible to... 17.10.2019 Life science news Talvivaara/Terrafame's treated wastewater discharge pipeline leading to Lake Nuasjärvi has caused oxygen depletion and degraded the benthic community of the lake A study completed at the University of Helsinki indicates that transporting treated wastewater from the Talvivaara/Terrafame mine through a... 16.10.2019 Life science news Significant insect collection from Academician Hanski donated to the Finnish Museum of Natural History Ilkka Hanski’s insect collection includes 13,423 pinned individuals from 343 species of little-known beetles and flies from Madagascar, Borneo,... PagesPrevious … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 … Next
23.10.2019 Data science news What are businesses allowed to do with data collected on software use? As of yet, the experimentation culture in the software sector adheres to no specific ethical rules Software companies develop their products by experimenting with various features among different user groups. Data is collected on usage, and...
21.10.2019 Higher education & science policy Finnish Museum of Natural History receives University of Helsinki Open Science Award The first University of Helsinki Open Science Award was granted in 2017. This year, the Award jury wanted to place special emphasis on the role...
21.10.2019 Sustainability news Twenty years of fair trade – UniCafe joins in the celebration This year, Fairtrade Week is celebrated from 21 to 27 October. The year 2019 marks an anniversary, since fair trade has now been promoted in...
21.10.2019 Education news A new master's programme in education sheds light on the knowhow of a leading country in education Do you want to be a change-maker in education? Equality, the neuroscience of learning and the Finnish education system are at the heart of the...
ArticleYliopisto-lehti 21.10.2019 Health news Menopause treatments are becoming personalized Menopause does not have to equal suffering. In recent years, the treatments have improved significantly. But do they increase the risk of cancer?
18.10.2019 Sustainability news The new cutting edge research catamaran Augusta contributes to sea research in the Baltic on top international level Tvärminne Zoological Station at the University of Helsinki received a new vessel for its marine offshore research activities near Hanko.
18.10.2019 Health news Bacteria on the skin can both protect against atopic dermatitis and aggravate its symptoms Inflammatory bowel disease is already treated by transferring gut microbes from healthy individuals to patients. It may also become possible to...
17.10.2019 Life science news Talvivaara/Terrafame's treated wastewater discharge pipeline leading to Lake Nuasjärvi has caused oxygen depletion and degraded the benthic community of the lake A study completed at the University of Helsinki indicates that transporting treated wastewater from the Talvivaara/Terrafame mine through a...
16.10.2019 Life science news Significant insect collection from Academician Hanski donated to the Finnish Museum of Natural History Ilkka Hanski’s insect collection includes 13,423 pinned individuals from 343 species of little-known beetles and flies from Madagascar, Borneo,...
