Press releases
Aalto University Library was transformed into Harald Herlin Learning Centre
Its dynamic and modern premises provide support to multidisciplinary and a novel kind of learning, research and work.
A remote-controlled drone helps in designing future wireless networks
New technique provides an accurate 3D model, which improves the prediction of the propagation of radio waves at millimetre-wave frequencies.
New surfaces repel water in oil as well as oil in water
Advanced coating materials benefit marine industry, anti-corrosion efforts and many other fields.
Scientists find link between tropical storms and decline of river deltas
A change in the patterns of tropical storms is threatening the future of the Mekong River delta in Vietnam.
Helsinki Region Environmental Services Authority and Aalto University to intensify collaboration
Changes in society create challenges for water services and waste management.
Researchers nearly reached quantum limit with nanodrums
Extremely accurate measurements of microwave signals can potentially be used for data encryption based on quantum cryptography and other purposes.
Typing while driving could be more safe with simple text entry technique
Combination of a head-up display and the keypad familiar from mobiles in the 2000s improved the performance of drivers who were texting while driving.
Fun problem solving rewarded with the Nobel Prize in physics
Visiting Fellow at Aalto, Michael Kosterlitz, revealed the properties of exotic matter by not knowing it was impossible.
New Nobelist in Physics at Aalto
Professor Michael Kosterlitz, who is one of the three awardees, currently works at Aalto University as a Visiting Fellow.
Researcher creates a controlled rogue wave in realistic oceanic conditions
The result can help in the
design of safer ships and offshore rigs
design of safer ships and offshore rigs
Aalto University President Tuula Teeri looks for "a bold vision, innovation and investment" to promote growth in Finland
President Tuula Teeri and Board Member Colin Whitehouse share their views on a new future for Finland’s economic growth.
Dances with waves: breakthrough in moving small objects using acoustics
By playing carefully constructed melodies, the scientists can simultaneously move multiple objects on the plate towards desired targets.
Seven-figure grant for researcher producing carbon fibre from wood
Michael Hummel, the recipient of the much sought-after ERC Starting Grant, knows that there is a great need for more affordable carbon fibre.
Tuula Teeri: Society needs critical and informed thinkers
President Tuula Teeri and AYY's Chair Milja Asikainen discussed the key roles and societal impact of universities at the opening of the academic year.
President Tuula Teeri recognised for the advancement of education
The esteemed CASE Europe Leadership Award was awarded for the first time to a President of a Nordic university.
New research project to explore racism in the media environment
The research data is exceptionally large, and its analysis combines the methods of computer science and social sciences.
New digital antenna could revolutionise the future of mobile phones
Combining several antenna elements into a single antenna speeds up data transfer and improves reception and efficiency.
Colors from darkness: Researchers develop alternative approach to quantum computing
Microwaves created at near absolute zero temperature provide uniquely correlated and controllable states.
2 million euros ÄûÃʵ¼º½ University from the Land and Water Technology Foundation
The donation will enhance doctoral education in water engineering and develop a new model for cooperation.
Upper secondary school and university learn together
A school solution innovated at Aalto University will bring upper secondary school to Otaniemi campus.
