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M.Sc. Leevi Annala defends his doctoral dissertation in Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences: “Convolutional neural networks and stochastic modelling in hyperspectral data analysis“.

M.Sc. (Econ. & Bus. Adm.) Juuli Lumivalo defends her doctoral dissertation in Information Systems: “Explaining Digital Service Users’ Pursuit of Value: A Value Co-creation and Co-destruction Perspective“.

Contemporary technologies are like living systems: The way we use them reflects and defines their future of being a tool or toy.

As the ‘feminization’ of journalism practice in Africa follows global trends, the need to understand and appreciate female journalists’ experiences in the profession is relevant.

Humans generally fail to maintain their task performance during a long period of task involvement, leading to brain activity fluctuations and mental fatigue increases.

M.Sc. (Econ. & Bus. Adm.) Katariina Valtonen defends her doctoral dissertation in Information Systems: “Coherency Management by Architecture? Adapting Enterprise Architecture Framework for the Finnish Government Ecosystem“.

The problem of whether one can determine the electrical conductivity inside of a domain by measurements on its boundary is one of the most classical inverse problems for partial differential equations.

With the advances of sensor technologies, we can access multiple datasets that are complementary or linked together.

The dissertation consists in a detailed examination of an important portion out of the sizeable work of the acknowledged British historians of political thought Quentin Skinner and John Dunn with a particular emphasis on the two authors’ method.

Nowadays, we still know little about how human brain works and what happens in our brain during real-world life such as in the listening environment.

– New Automatic Sleep Analysis Tool.

In her dissertation, environmental ecologist Hanna-Kaisa Lakka studied how climate change affects conditions in Arctic lakes and ponds, as well as the survival of animals adapted to the cold.