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Doctoral Researcher Andrea Raggio investigated in his dissertation thesis the development of laser and decay spectroscopy experiments and improving the production of radioactive ion beams of actinides. The doctoral dissertation will be held on 28.3.2025.

MA Abraham Tadesse’s dissertation presents a thorough exploration of the promise and practicalities of applying learner-centred interactive pedagogy (LCIP) through dialogic teaching (DT) in Eritrean secondary classrooms.

Niilo Noponen, M.Sc. (Econ.), found in his doctoral dissertation that algorithmic management changes the practices of working and supervision, organisational structures as well as the relationships between a worker, company and society.

Doctoral Researcher Anton Bannykh developed a new catalytic system to promote reactions in an organocatalytic fashion without the help of metal-containing reagents. Bannykh defends his doctoral dissertation on 7.2.2025.

Eero Savolainen studied the physical performance of female football players in Finland. The research showed that for players to succeed in the increasingly tough international competition, they need a high level of physical performance.

In her doctoral dissertation, Sanna Säteri examined whether remote technology, such as activity trackers or smartphone apps intended to increase physical activity, affects the level of physical activity in adults.

Antti Hämäläinen’s doctoral dissertation examines the stress caused by the free-time use of technology.

In her dissertation, Dziomba investigated the attitudes of vocational school students, their teachers and employers towards the needs-oriented teaching of foreign languages in vocational education and training.

A recent study showed that participation in sports clubs was maintained by support from parents and health promotion activities by coaches. The results of the study justify the need to invest in health promotion in clubs.

MA Bhavani Ramamoorthi explores in her doctoral dissertation how leadership develops as a relational capacity among diverse learners in higher education.

Doctoral Researcher Alessandra Giangrande proposed new technological solutions related to the acquisition and interpretation of brain signals in her doctoral thesis.

dissertation explores enhancing transmission security in drone assisted wireless networks.