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Anne-Maarit Hyttisen henkilökuva

Research reveals weak physical performance in equestrians: Coaching should include more endurance and strength training

Anne-Maarit Hyttinen's doctoral dissertation indicates that muscle strength and endurance in Finnish female equestrians competing at national and international levels are often weak.

Dissertation: Study Highlights Benefits of AI and IoT in STEM Classrooms and educational settings

Khaula Zeeshan’s dissertation explores the use of ChatGPT in STEM education.

Perttu Laakson henkilökuva

Unique 45-year follow-up data suggests low fitness in adolescence increases risk of declining work ability and health for decades

Unique 45-year follow-up data suggests low fitness in adolescence increases risk of declining work ability and health for decades

Dong Tang

Dissertation: Study sheds light on how bilingual people process emotional words in two languages

Dong Tang’s doctoral thesis found that bilinguals react more strongly to emotional words in their first language.

Malgorzata Pamula from Department of Chemitsry

Dissertation: The impact of structural modifications on macrocyclic molecules in supramolecular chemistry (Pamula)

Doctoral Researcher Malgorzata Pamula explored in her doctoral thesis the role of noncovalent interactions. She defends her doctoral dissertation on 22.11.2024.

Salla Era katsoo suoraan kameraa. Hänellä on silmälasit ja pitkät hiukset. Päällä on ruskea paita ja musta takki.

The intersection of old age and disability is imbued with ambiguity, both in services and in concepts

Salla Era's doctoral thesis draws attention to the situation of older people in disability services and the importance of definitions in the service system.

Jonne Silonsaaren henkilökuva

Cycling policy fails to recognise the needs of children and young people: sustainable urban transport means cycling for all

In his dissertation, Jonne Silonsaari applies realist action research methodology to explain the ability of cycling policies to reach children and young people in Jyväskylä and Amsterdam.

Doctoral Researcher Ilia Sokolovskii from Ģ��ֱ��.

Dissertation: Optical cavities can boost energy transfer in organic materials (Sokolovskii)

Doctoral Researcher Ilia Sokolovskii examines in his doctoral thesis the transport of exciton-polaritons. Ilia Sokolovskii defends his doctoral dissertation on 11.11.2024.

Paula Soukkio henkilökuvassa

Long-term exercise training improved functioning among older adults after hip fracture operation

In her dissertation, Paula Soukkio, MSc (physiotherapy), studied the effects of a 12-month exercise intervention on days lived at home, mortality, the use and costs of healthcare and social services, functioning, and HRQoL among older people recovering fr

Pekka Matomäen henkilökuva

In endurance training, intensity cannot be replaced by volume

Pekka Matomäki's doctoral dissertation focuses on an essential question of endurance training: should you prioritize volume or intensity?

Project researcher Pius Kairigo from the Department of Biological and Environmental Science

Dissertation: Presence and impact of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance genes in urban water systems (Kairigo)

Project researcher Pius Kairigo examines in his doctoral thesis the occurrence and fate of selected antimicrobials and antibiotic resistance genes in urban hydrological cycles in Kenya and Zambia. Kairigo defends on 11.10.2024 at 12:00.

isiting Researcher Annika Lehmann from Department of Chemistry.

Dissertation: Towards the catalytic transformation of small molecules with low-valent main group compounds (Lehmann)

M.Sc. Annika Lehmann investigated the reactivity of terphenyl-stabilized low-valent aluminium and bismuth compounds towards small molecules and molecules with unsaturated chemical bonds. Lehmann’s doctoral thesis will be on 11.10.2024.