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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

SPARK Finland listed as one of major European incubators

viitekuvassa laboratoriotyötä

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

A new Tampere Institute for Advanced Study launched

view of Tampere city

Researcher's precise parts are created in FabLab

Researchers specialising in game studies make their research output openly available

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

Mikroskooppi

Mineral carbonation may lower carbon emissions

ScCO2 device

Building a smart campus and digital solutions to promote accessibility and the smooth flow of traffic

Tampereen ratikasta on suunniteltu esteetön.

The activities of Neurocenter Finland are gaining momentum

viitekuvassa opetusmalli, halkaistu ihmisen pää jossa näkyy mm. aivoja

A balcony, a sauna and green spaces support well-being amidst Covid-19

Equality issues divide the European Parliament

Johanna Kantola/ Kuva: Francois de Ribaucourt

Differences in distance learning practices; interaction with teachers reduced students’ stress

Viitekuvassa taustalla läppäri, etualalla kahvikuppi, vihko ja kynä

Nutrients recovered from wastewater to promote sustainable food production

Signal processing expert Tuomas Virtanen named an IEEE Fellow

Tuomas Virtanen

Researchers assembled an exhibition of childhood memories from the Cold War

Nelli Piattoeva ja Zsuzsa Millei/ Kuva: Jonne Renvall

FICAM aims to become a national and European expert hub on green chemistry

viitekuvassa kuoppalevy

Tampere University and Wapice jointly develop intelligent machines

Europe lagged behind Asia in handling the coronavirus crisis

Ari-Veikko Anttitroiko/ Kuva: Jonne Renvall

Artificial intelligence predicts nonlinear ultrafast dynamics in optics

Supercomputer uncovers the mysteries of ductile glass

Erkka J. Frankberg lasitutkimuksen laboratoriossa

Combination of pine scent and ozone as super source of particulate emissions from coniferous forests

Pine forest. Photo: Pixabay

Cold War association President must endure reverberations

Kaarle Nordentreng/ Kuva: Heikki Laurinolli

Iodine oxoacids formed in oceans have major impact on climate

Simulation of the marine atmosphere in the CLOUD chamber (CERN).

MET’s new research centres conduct impactful research

man at a microscope

COVID-19 makes people practise body language

Julia Katila/ Kuva: Elise Rehula

Many insights into sustainability – Tampere University’s researchers present their work on videos

Heikki Heikkilä.

Veera Koskue pitches to win the 3MT competition with a study on circular economy