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Since the 1980s, the global pulp and paper industry has experienced the biggest transition in its history.

The main subject of this dissertation is mean curvature type of flows, in particular the volume preserving mean curvature flow.

M.Sc. Lara Ambrosio Leal Dutra defends her doctoral dissertation "Expanding the toolbox for molecular microbial studies: from communities to single cells".

Microbes are essential part of our biosphere and its web of intra and interspecies interactions.

M.Eng. Guanghui Zhang defends his doctoral dissertation in Software and Communications Engineering: “Methods to extract multi-dimensional features of event-related brain activities from EEG data“.

MSc. (Econ. & Bus. Adm.) Hojat Mohammadnazar defends his doctoral dissertation in Information Systems: “Disentangling a complicated relationship: information technology and consideration of harm in information security“.

The strong nuclear force is one of the four fundamental forces of nature, along with the electromagnetic, gravitational and weak nuclear forces.

FM, YTM Zachris Haaparinne defends his doctoral dissertation in General History "Voice of the People or Raving of the Rabble? Petitions and Disputes on Political Representation in Britain, 1721 – 1776".

Phononic crystals are periodic structures, which alter the flow of vibrational energy or heat and sound through a material.

Silicon carbide (SiC) has emerged as the next-generation material for power devices, providing higher efficiency with respect to the silicon counterparts.

In her Ph.D. thesis, M.Sc. Sari Romppanen presents the results of an interdisciplinary project, that comprises the use of three laser-spectroscopic methods in analysis of rare earth element- and lithium-bearing minerals and rocks.

In his doctoral dissertation of mathematics, Ville Kivioja developed new methods to distinguish Lie groups via their large scale geometry. The results now proven provide new information especially about nilpotent Lie groups.