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Sheryl Cooke

Sheryl Cooke’s dissertation proposes rethinking the English language testing standards

In her doctoral research, MA Sheryl Cooke examined how the global use of English as a lingua franca challenges traditional approaches to language testing.

Jukka Ruokanen

Dissertation examines the foundations of society through a political classic (Ruokanen)

Jukka Ruokanen, M.Sc., studied the factors underpining the existence of sociality, communities, and society as a whole in the Politica Methodice Digesta of German political philosopher and legal scholar Johannes Althusius.

Matti Hellgren

Dissertation: Novel Theoretical Developments in Neutrino-Nucleus Scattering (Hellgren)

The research in the dissertation of Matti Hellgren focused on the scattering of neutrinos off experimentally relevant target nuclei. The results can potentially be used to improve the understanding of e.g. supernova core-collapse events.

Tiina Karihtalan henkilökuva

Occupational physical activity highlights the importance of recovery

Tiina Karihtala examined recovery from work, sleep, and both occupational and leisure-time physical activity in her doctoral dissertation on daycare workers.

Ville Tikka.

Dissertation: The debate on sustainable food policy is full of different interpretations and definitions (Tikka)

Ville Tikka, analyses how sustainability is interpreted in the context of mass catering and how food aid is framed from a sustainability perspective in public debate.

Abdul Khan.

Dissertation: Empowering local organizations make humanitarian aid more sustainable (Khan)

In his doctoral research, Abdul Kadir Khan critically examines the dynamics of the localization of humanitarian aid by analyzing the perspectives of organizations involved in the Rohingya humanitarian response in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.

Jaakko Litmanen

Doctoral dissertation: Biomolecules help understand lake ecology (Litmanen)

In his doctoral research, M.Sc. Jaakko Litmanen used biomolecule-based modelling to study the composition of the phytoplankton community in Lake Vesijärvi, as well as the diets of water fleas and calanoid copepods over a seven-year period.

Ida Okkonen

Doctoral dissertation: The examination of ethical challenges of managers through care ethics challenges prevailing notions of leadership and the role of the researcher

In her doctoral dissertation, M.Sc. (Econ.) Ida Okkonen investigated the ethical challenges faced by reception centre managers in their work.

Dissertation: study seeks ways to overcome ethical challenges in AI software development

Marianna Jantunen's doctoral thesis examined the ethical challenges related to AI software production.

Eva Malessa.

Dissertation: Digital learning materials must also be designed for adult second language and literacy learners (Malessa)

FM, MA Eva Malessa's doctoral thesis explores how digital learning materials can be developed to better support adult second language and literacy learners with limites/interrupted formal educational backgrounds.

Jukka Virta

Dissertation: Physical education teachers’ professional identity learning (Virta)

Lic.Sc. (Sport Sciences) Jukka Virta defends his doctoral dissertation in teacher education "Physical education teachers’ professional identity learning" on Friday 28 March.

Dissertation: Integrating satellites into 5G network could bring the Internet to over 3 billion new users

Mikko Majamaa's doctoral dissertation was on the integration of satellites into the 5G network.