Coronavirus situation at Tampere Universities
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Tampere University of Applied Sciences
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News
In celiac disease, a gluten-free diet does not fully restore the normal intestinal function at the molecular level
Researchers at the Tampere University Faculty of Medicine and health technology studied how gluten-free diet and gluten challenge affects the gene expression in the small intestine. The results were published...
Student selection process at Tampere University completed
Remote control of intelligent machines tested on the Hervanta campus
Good work continues despite the coronavirus crisis: Tampere University students earn record number of credits
Finnish housing is not well suited for the changing climate
Company collaboration generates new business from photocatalytic research
Events
Wireless Goes Directional in 5G and Beyond
New cardiac cycle monitoring methods open opportunities in pet monitoring and drug development
Knowledge based Training for the Specialized Youth Physicians (in Finnish)
Bad data can lead corona research astray
Despite recognising the shortcomings of statistics, coronavirus numbers are still used as a basis for general thinking and forming a picture of the disease.
Wind and solar are the future of energy
Technological advancements have made wind and solar power the most competitive forms of power generation in most parts of the world.
If it had to come, this was the best time
Even though the coronavirus is scary, humanity is likely to survive the virus better than ever. Medicine and history can offer us hope.
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