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Corona pandemic affects wellbeing and mental health for a long time

Nina Kilkku_Emmi Suominen

A Finnish-Norwegian project is developing a new drilling concept

kuvassa voimalaitos

Cleaner solutions for marine transport and heavy machinery

News media retain their leading position

Media/ Kuva: Jonne Renvall

COVID-19 reduced the job prospects and well-being of engineering graduates — most are still satisfied with their studies

Kampusareena Hervannan kampuksella

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TAMK exports training on sustainable development for teachers in Chile's most vulnerable areas

Graduates of TAMK’s English programmes on 31 March and 15 April 2021

Sinivuokkoja_Saara Lehtonen

Tampere University receives the EC’s HR Excellence in Research label

SPARK Finland listed as one of major European incubators

viitekuvassa laboratoriotyötä

Tampere University introduces the Finnish teacher training model to Brazilians

Universidad Feevale main building

Joint application: TAMK is the second most popular UAS

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Joint application: Tampere University is the most popular in Finland

Joint application: Tampere University is the most popular in Finland

HUBS and SPARK Finland looking for partners in the field of life sciences and health technology

Three pairs of hands showing thumbs up in front of a light-blue backround. HUBS, Spark Finland and Tampere Universities logos in the backround.

Changes in the opening hours of the Library material pick-up service points at Easter

Korona Pääsisäismunat

Trust in experts strong during the COVID-19 crisis, but sceptics were also found

viitekuvassa musta kaksikasvoinen hahmo, jolla kaksi punaista sydäntä

The deformation of materials is influenced by how atoms talk to one another

Self-rated health tells extensively about the state of the body

viitekuvassa katunäkymä Tampereelta

Research: Syndecan-4 protein regulates neovascularisation central for cancer growth and retinal diseases

kaaviossa havainnollistetaan syndekaani-4:n vaikutusta. Kaavio: Tero Järvinen ja Hannele Uusitalo-Järvinen

Cells rely on their crampons to avoid slipping

Through the action of paxillin, cells form focal adhesions (in green) to anchor themselves in their environment.

Tampere University admits almost 800 new students to English-language Master's programmes

Englanninkielisiin maisteriohjelmiin hyväksyttiin lähes 800 opiskelijaa

A new Tampere Institute for Advanced Study launched

view of Tampere city

Press reporting on nuclear waste repository projects in Finland and France: would watchdog journalism undermine a high-trust society?

nuclear fuel disposal capsule. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

Kampusareena receives award for the sustainable development of facilities

The Kampusareena building on the Hervanta campus of the Tampere Universities community.

Researcher's precise parts are created in FabLab

Relief to the shortage of IT professionals with TAMK’s Diplomas of Higher Education

Researchers specialising in game studies make their research output openly available

Steve Bova and Matti Nykter receive Sigrid Jusélius Foundation's Large Grant

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Tampere Alumni - now and always

Tampere Alumni

Mineral carbonation may lower carbon emissions

ScCO2 device