Latest research news
Ultra-narrow metallic armchair graphene nanoribbons
Amina's paper on ultra-narrow metallic armchair graphene nanoribbons out in Nature Communications
Professor of Energy Technology and Energy Economics Sanna Syri focuses on mitigating climate change
The promises made by countries to reduce emissions are not sufficient to limit warming to two degrees, let alone to the 1.5 degrees.
Graphene nanoribbons get metallic
Researchers at Aalto University have succeeded in experimentally realizing metallic graphene nanoribbons that are only 5 carbon atoms wide.
It is not only the economy that is shaken up by platforms
A new research project is looking for ways by which Finland would come out as a winner from a radical transformation of the society.
Biodesign Finland brings new solutions to the hospital world
An interdisciplinary team will develop biomedical technologies that can be commercialised.
WorkPartner robot retired to the Museum of Technology
The robot's development project took place during the time when digitalisation started strongly influence the development of machines.
Satu Hassi: New energy solutions need users’ acceptance
New technology and engineering solutions are not enough. The users´ point of view is very important and too often forgotten.
Heat treatment improves the cracking resistance of nickel-based alloy weld metals
Post-weld heat treatment can be used to positively impact the cracking resistance of nickel-based alloy weld metals used in nuclear power plants.
Better materials promise LED's at a fraction of the cost
For the reactors used in the manufacture of LED's there are more promising materials than the ones currently in use, the researchers point out.
Three-dimensional visual art requires movement and immediacy
In her recent doctoral research, Riikka Mäkikoskela investigates the birth of three-dimensional works of art.
Openers of legal data were awarded in the Open Finland Challenge competition
Semantic Finlex will bring legal and juridical data to everyone's reach as a Linked Open Data service.
Good corporate responsibility reporting practices are a part of successful companies
School of Business researchers have been involved in developing reporting practices.
A costume designer wanted to be more than a provider of clothing for performers
A recent dissertation sheds light on the different stages in the career of Liisi Tandefelt and changes that have taken place in the profession.
A community may benefit from white lies
Researchers have proved that both too much lying and complete honesty may damage social relationships.
Solar activity can disturb even air traffic
Understanding long-term activity of the Sun helps to predict its effects.
WarSampo to open up the data from the World War II to citizens and researchers
The new information service links over one million pieces of information with each other and sheds light on Finland's history in an unprecedented way.
Professors granted two year Tekes funding for research of digital marketplaces
The purpose of this research is to increase understanding of the structure, logistics and management of marketplaces.
N. Asokan and Andrei Gurtov named distinguished scientists of the ACM
ACM is the main professional organization in computer science, and this prestigious award is given first time ÄûÃʵ¼º½ University researchers.
Seminar "Halogen Bonding: A New Paradigm in Supramolecular Chemistry" by Prof Pierangelo Metrangolo
Centre of Excellence HYBER offers a seminar by visiting Professor Pierangelo Metrangolo, Politecnico di Milano
7.12.2015
13.15-15.00
CHEM: A 304
7.12.2015
13.15-15.00
CHEM: A 304
The importance of strategic thinking for exploiting big data
Digitalisation bringing change also to the HR sector
