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M.Sc. Elina Kauppinen has studied double beta decay and giant resonances in her thesis. Two well-known nuclear models have been employed in the work and further refined to improve the accuracy of theoretical calculations.

Laura Huhta's dissertation work is part of the Centre of Excellence in Quark Matter and focused on the ALICE experiment located at CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Huhta will defend her thesis on 5.12.2025.

The focus of the Juuso Valjus's disseration work was on phosphinidene chalcogenides. He studied for example the mechanisms for the formation of various phosphinidene chalcogenide rings.

Yuan Qin investigates the neural mechanisms by which attention guides selective processing in complex environments.

Jenny Elo’s doctoral dissertation examined the development of digital services as a continuous process.

Aila Kronqvist researched in how gendered attitudes and biases can undermine the quality and ethics of technology.

An important finding of the Jani Hohti’s doctoral dissertation is that voluntary METSO conservation area network does not safeguard nature values in the best possible way. Hohti defends on 29.11.2025.

A new doctoral dissertation shows that the surrounding social conditions, both in old age and earlier in life, significantly affect how well we manage our everyday lives in older age. 

Digital success in craft businesses depends on mindset and culture, not just technology, says Seyma Kocak.

M.Sc. (Econ.) Risqo Wahid studied what factors make social media content engaging in his dissertation in Marketing at JSBE.

A recent doctoral study used a novel genomic tool and found that a genetic predisposition supporting higher muscle strength predicts better physical functioning, lower risk of common chronic diseases, and longer life expectancy.

Dissertation research shows that multilingual and multicultural experiences can boost creativity.