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Magazine puts focus on materials research
Aalto University Magazine 16 examines a key research area that focuses on materials and the sustainable use of natural resources.
BIZ theses collection moves to Otaniemi
BIZ theses collection moves from Töölö Campus Library to Otaniemi campus at 13th June.
Nature Physics magazine's cover page displays artist's representation of a quantum knot
Two articles by Mikko Möttönens research group were published in Nature Physics and Heikka Valja's vision of quantum knots are on the front cover.
Mika Nupponen receives 2015 award for excellence in education
Guild members praised Mr Nupponen for always having time to talk matters through one-on-one.
Successful students were awarded the Ilkka Kontula Foundation scholarships
Personal scholarships are 1 000 euros.
Doctoral study locates the boundaries of decision-making power for public company boards
Vigorous delegation weakens the board's significance as a representative of shareholders.
Ccea, originating from Start-Up Center, has been growing all its 10 years of operation
An entrepreneur must enjoy selling.
Physics award to Jukka Pekola
Professor Jukka Pekola received the physics award of Prof. Theodor Homén at the annual celebration of The Finnish Society of Sciences and Letter.
Functionality of the metropolitan sewer system improved in Water Technology Hackathon
The tool for carrying out an automated deviation analysis using different databases was awarded for the best work.
New opportunities for improving production efficiency and maintenance
For operators and maintenance professionals in the manufacturing sector the applications of industrial internet entail also challenges.
Aalto IEM masters student team win third place in the prestigious ESTIEM TIMES case competition
The Tournament in Management and Engineering Skills case competition gathered over 350 teams from 70 European Universities
Prestigious Chinese award to professor Peter Lund
Professor Peter Lund has been awarded with the Chinese Jingling Friendship award.
The gut microbiomes of infants have an impact on autoimmunity
Exposure to pathogens early in life is beneficial to the education and development of the human immune system.
Matti Lehti Professorship established to honour Chancellor Emeritus' life's work
The professorship recognises the support provided by the Foundation for Economic Education (LSR) for the promotion of scientific research in business.
Experts in commerce familiarised themselves with MIT's R&D activities
They received information about the newest and most interesting shop concepts in the USA as well.
A theory explains why gaming on touchscreens is clumsy
The reason is that key press timing in touchscreen input is unpredictable. When timing is made more predictable, performance improves.
Students at the world’s edge
Students of the Sustainable Global Technologies studio course talk about their experiences in Mexico, Uganda and the island of Lesbos on 16 May.
Augmented games can increase the diversity of sports
Augmented climbing wall increases social interaction, helps to attract wider target audiences and empowers users to become content creators.
Nokia donates 200 000 euros ÄûÃʵ¼º½ University
The company is also founding a joint research unit with Aalto and the University of Helsinki.
Working life is right behind the corner – how to cope?
The alumni and employers invited to the Life After Graduation event provided tips on working life after studies.
