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> Profile 15.11.2019 Data science news An algorithm helps predict who will develop diabetes Mikko Koivisto, professor of computer science, wishes to develop reliable automated reasoning. Profile 15.11.2019 Nordic welfare news Sociological research helps make better decisions on the provision of health and wellbeing services In Finland, everyone has access to the services provided by health and wellbeing professionals. According to Professor Sirpa Wrede, their... Profile 15.11.2019 Health news New antibiotics could save millions from infections Unless antibiotics are further developed, 10 million people will die of infections every year by 2050, says Päivi Tammela, professor of... Profile 15.11.2019 Health news Roughly 6% of Finns have a rare hereditary disease According to Minna Pöyhönen, professor of medical genetics, the study of rare diseases generates new targeted treatments that can help 300,000... Profile 15.11.2019 Health news Why do some people gain weight while others do not? Karri Silventoinen studies health differences between people and countries The professor of social inequalities in health is familiar with future trends in public health. Profile 15.11.2019 Health news Mikko Pakarinen is developing increasingly effective therapies for liver and gastrointestinal disorders in children The professor in paediatric surgery aims to discover a drug therapy for liver damage. Profile 15.11.2019 Data science news How does artificial intelligence become real? Jukka K. Nurminen, professor of computer science, is exploring which questions must be answered to make artificial intelligence part of our... Profile 15.11.2019 Health news Tea Lallukka: No one should be forced to bear the responsibility for their health and wellbeing alone The professor of medical sociology studies what contributes to the work ability of people with different social backgrounds, and how to maintain... Profile 15.11.2019 Education news Decisions made by schoolchildren can undermine the motivation of others to learn Research focused on learning-to-learn skills uncovers educational differences and opportunities, which are things not equally shared by all... PagesPrevious … 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 … Next
Profile 15.11.2019 Data science news An algorithm helps predict who will develop diabetes Mikko Koivisto, professor of computer science, wishes to develop reliable automated reasoning.
Profile 15.11.2019 Nordic welfare news Sociological research helps make better decisions on the provision of health and wellbeing services In Finland, everyone has access to the services provided by health and wellbeing professionals. According to Professor Sirpa Wrede, their...
Profile 15.11.2019 Health news New antibiotics could save millions from infections Unless antibiotics are further developed, 10 million people will die of infections every year by 2050, says Päivi Tammela, professor of...
Profile 15.11.2019 Health news Roughly 6% of Finns have a rare hereditary disease According to Minna Pöyhönen, professor of medical genetics, the study of rare diseases generates new targeted treatments that can help 300,000...
Profile 15.11.2019 Health news Why do some people gain weight while others do not? Karri Silventoinen studies health differences between people and countries The professor of social inequalities in health is familiar with future trends in public health.
Profile 15.11.2019 Health news Mikko Pakarinen is developing increasingly effective therapies for liver and gastrointestinal disorders in children The professor in paediatric surgery aims to discover a drug therapy for liver damage.
Profile 15.11.2019 Data science news How does artificial intelligence become real? Jukka K. Nurminen, professor of computer science, is exploring which questions must be answered to make artificial intelligence part of our...
Profile 15.11.2019 Health news Tea Lallukka: No one should be forced to bear the responsibility for their health and wellbeing alone The professor of medical sociology studies what contributes to the work ability of people with different social backgrounds, and how to maintain...
Profile 15.11.2019 Education news Decisions made by schoolchildren can undermine the motivation of others to learn Research focused on learning-to-learn skills uncovers educational differences and opportunities, which are things not equally shared by all...
