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News
Structural biology and computational biology open up opportunities to understand the molecular mechanisms of cancer
Researchers at Tampere University, Finland, have published new results in collaboration with an international research network that help to understand the biological phenomena mediated by cell membrane integrin receptors and...
Graduates of TAMK’s English programmes on 31 December 2020
Number of applications to Tampere University’s international master’s degree programmes grows by 20%
Tampere University receives €12.7 million from the Academy of Finland for profiling strategic research
Researchers calculate the particulate emissions from global maritime transport
Professor of digital health care appointed in Seinäjoki
President Tapio Kujala’s first day at TAMK started with chains ceremony
Events
Doctoral dissertations
Juuli Raivola: Molecular Regulation of Janus Kinases (JAKs) : Focus on the Pseudokinase Domain
Veera Kangaspunta: Online news comments as a form of public participation
Tiina Järvi: Negotiating Futures in Palestinian Refugee Camps: Spatiotemporal Trajectories of a Refugee Nation
Päivi Salonen: Serious Infections in Children with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Hanna Karvonen: The expression of ROR1 pseudokinase in cancer cells provides new options for targeted therapies
Kari Antila: Computer-assisted medical image analysis methods can speed up the planning and outcome assessment of therapies
Normal or nuisance – and what is "normal"?
When living in a block of flats, negotiations about acceptable levels of neighbourhood noise are never-ending.
Effective vaccine is already on its way
In the long run, the work that has gone into developing the coronavirus vaccine will help the battle against other diseases.
A baby box can save lives
The Finnish maternity package has spread to over 60 countries. It is now helping teenage mothers in Colombia and women in a Jordanian refugee camp.
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