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> 26.8.2020 Society & economy Trust in media high, but critical attitudes growing In an international comparison, trust in the news media among Finns is exceptionally high. At the same time, critical attitudes toward the... 25.8.2020 Science news What should be done with chemical weapons found on the bottom of the Baltic Sea? Research efforts continue under the DAIMON 2 project After the Second World War, chemical weapons produced during World Wars, were captured by the Allies and disposed of by sea-dumping. The... 24.8.2020 Health news Frequent use of antimicrobial drugs in the first decade of life shifts bacterial profiles in saliva The strongest associations were presented with azithromycin that is used for example to middle ear infections, strep throat and pneumonia. 21.8.2020 Teaching & studying at the University Join the opening ceremony of the academic year 2020 on Monday, 31 August at 12.15 The rector of the University of Helsinki has the pleasure of inviting the students, staff and friends of the University to the opening ceremony... 19.8.2020 Language & culture Games focused on history ask why, not what Risto Marjomaa, university lecturer in history at the University of Helsinki, employs gamification to make events that have led to wars and... 18.8.2020 Science news An amino acid alleviates hangover symptoms Recently completed research demonstrates that L-cysteine, an amino acid marketed as a food supplement, reduces hangover symptoms. 17.8.2020 Life science news Artists wrote onto, together with and in the forest The latest work by IC-98 opens in Juupajoki at the Hyytiälä Forestry Field Station. 17.8.2020 Health news Simultaneous electrical and magnetic stimulation helped a spinal cord injury patient regain the ability to walk At the BioMag Laboratory, the first promising results have been achieved in the application of synchronised electrical and magnetic stimulation... 13.8.2020 Life science news Syphilis may have spread through Europe before Columbus Columbus brought syphilis to Europe – or did he? A recent study conducted at the University of Zurich now indicates that Europeans could already... PagesPrevious … 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 … Next
26.8.2020 Society & economy Trust in media high, but critical attitudes growing In an international comparison, trust in the news media among Finns is exceptionally high. At the same time, critical attitudes toward the...
25.8.2020 Science news What should be done with chemical weapons found on the bottom of the Baltic Sea? Research efforts continue under the DAIMON 2 project After the Second World War, chemical weapons produced during World Wars, were captured by the Allies and disposed of by sea-dumping. The...
24.8.2020 Health news Frequent use of antimicrobial drugs in the first decade of life shifts bacterial profiles in saliva The strongest associations were presented with azithromycin that is used for example to middle ear infections, strep throat and pneumonia.
21.8.2020 Teaching & studying at the University Join the opening ceremony of the academic year 2020 on Monday, 31 August at 12.15 The rector of the University of Helsinki has the pleasure of inviting the students, staff and friends of the University to the opening ceremony...
19.8.2020 Language & culture Games focused on history ask why, not what Risto Marjomaa, university lecturer in history at the University of Helsinki, employs gamification to make events that have led to wars and...
18.8.2020 Science news An amino acid alleviates hangover symptoms Recently completed research demonstrates that L-cysteine, an amino acid marketed as a food supplement, reduces hangover symptoms.
17.8.2020 Life science news Artists wrote onto, together with and in the forest The latest work by IC-98 opens in Juupajoki at the Hyytiälä Forestry Field Station.
17.8.2020 Health news Simultaneous electrical and magnetic stimulation helped a spinal cord injury patient regain the ability to walk At the BioMag Laboratory, the first promising results have been achieved in the application of synchronised electrical and magnetic stimulation...
13.8.2020 Life science news Syphilis may have spread through Europe before Columbus Columbus brought syphilis to Europe – or did he? A recent study conducted at the University of Zurich now indicates that Europeans could already...
