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EIT Climate-KIC supported Ioncell directly offers an innovation that regenerates fibres, while enabling them to be recyclable and biodegradable

Ioncell, conceptualised out of Aalto University, provides a closed-loop technology to regenerate cellulosic fibres without using harmful chemicals.
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Ioncell-F

Ioncell-F technology developed at Aalto University in collaboration with the University of Helsinki converts wood into textiles without any harmful chemicals.

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Aalto University is introducing ORCID’s Researcher Connect service

Aalto University is introducing ORCID's Researcher Connect service, which facilitates information transfer between researchers' ORCID profiles and the university's research information management system, ACRIS.
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Nature of Process: Exhibition by the students of the ‘Personal Exploration’ Course

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Eden Telila's master's thesis contributed to Ramboll's geotechnical toolkit

Geoengineering alum Eden Telila helped Ramboll automate manual tasks.
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Doc+ connects research impact with career direction - join the events!

Doc+ panels have brought together wide audiences in February and continue in March with two events to discuss doctoral careers and their diversity.