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Aalto University endowment portfolio returned 3.1% in the first half of 2017
The purpose of the Aalto University endowment is to generate additional funding for top quality research and education.
Alumni Ambassador Xiang Ye: Learning will continue also after the graduation
Xiang Ye encourages students to create networks and emphasizes the importance of continuous learning.
Sino Finnish Challenge summer camp focuses on urban development in China
Students came from Asia, and the instructors were from Aalto, MIT and Stanford.
Design is shaping the ministries’ future – from office to carrot fields
The students of Aalto University Design for Government course studied the collaboration skills of Civil servant 2.0 and the locality of public food procurement in Forssa.
New statistical model effectively predicts the toxicity of pharmaceutical molecules
A statistical component model can be used to identify associations between chemicals and toxicological effects.
Digital transformation is also changing Japan's retail business
The Global Marketplaces research project seeks to identify forerunners in the retail business in Japan.
Quantum researchers around the globe gather at Aalto
The conference covers quantum effects and connects research directions at the frontiers of mesoscopic quantum coherence.
Alumni Ambassador Minna Rissanen: Aalto University enables countless study combinations, and that is how everyone can find their own thing
Ambitious Minna Rissanen has gained a huge advantage from the interdisciplinary programs at Aalto University, and encourages current students to take on new subjects, also outside their own degree.
International students coming to Otaniemi to tackle climate change challenges
Aalto University is hosting an international Journey Summer School focusing on climate change innovations.
Noises as well as claps associated with the Northern Lights
A mathematical model confirms the hypothesis of the origin of the auroral sounds.
Chemical route towards electronic devices in graphene
Essential electronic components, such as diodes and tunnel barriers, can be incorporated in single graphene wires (nanoribbons) with atomic precision.
Aalto-1 satellite sends first image
The photograph was taken with the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland developed hyperspectral camera's secondary camera.
Kokoon house stacks up at the Flow Festival
The project by Department of Architecture’s Wood Program was built to offer affordable housing to migrant populations.
Green Core creates the tropics amid the Flow Festival
This installation, meant for relaxation, is created by students of interior architecture at Aalto.
Student animations light up the Flow Festival’s stages
The ‘Animated Maniacs’ series of experimental works make comprehensive use of different techniques from 3D computer animations to hand drawn pieces.
Aalto #7 in the world among universities under 50 years of age
Aalto is the best young university in Europe according to the latest QS ranking.
Assembly of the Suomi 100 satellite has begun
Final assembly of the next Finnish satellite began this week in Otaniemi. The Suomi 100 satellite should be ready in August and launched into space in December.
Advanced Electronic Materials publication
"Microwave Admittance of Gold-Palladium Nanowires with Proximity-Induced Superconductivity" has been published in Advanced Electronic Materials.
Aalto students paint a 100-meter mural for the Flow Festival
‘Jukeboksi’ painting is inspired by music at this year’s festival and it will consume 93 liters of paint.
Management Communication course now totally on the web
Revised course Management Communication