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Janne Hepola

20.6.2019 Janne Hepola (School of Business and Economics, Marketing)

19.6.2019 Climate change enhances carbon dioxide flux from lakes (Kiuru)

Boreal lakes play a significant role in global carbon cycling.

19.6.2019 The Hunt for hot nuclear matter (Snellman)

In particle physics a jet is a shower of collimated particles, generated by a highly energetic quark or gluon.

14.6.2019 The solvent pH controls the interactions of gold nanoclusters – potential applications in drug and imaging agents

The properties of gold in nanoscale are significantly different to those of bulk gold.

7.6.2019 Can we model heavy nuclei from first principles? (Salvioni)

Modelling the properties of atomic nuclei is a demanding task.

6.6.2019 Research shows: small particles can have big consequences for electronics in space missions

Several space missions, planned by both the European Space Agency and NASA, have their target set on Jupiter and its moons.

5.6.2019 To make the invisible visible – this will be done through mapping brain cell geometries by considering random paths of water molecules (Liu)

In her doctoral thesis, M.

31.5.2019 In research, optimisation of general process parameters under mill-scale bleaching was obtained (Isoaho)

In his dissertation at University of Jyväskylä, Jukka Pekka Isoaho studied the effect of reductive bleaching of thermomechanical pulp.

Riia Annala

10.5.2019 A research brings more knowledge for the development of anion receptor foldamers that have potential use in waste processing or in medical treatment

Foldamers are synthetic oligomers which are designed to mimic the structures and functions of biopolymers.

4.5.2019 New computational method allows for exact calculation and statistical estimation of multi-dimensional random processes observed in nature

Computer-age statistical inference is redefining the limits of what is possible to estimate or predict in the universe in the big data era.

4.5.2019 New computational method allows for exact calculation and statistical estimation of multi-dimensional random processes observed in nature

Computer-age statistical inference is redefining the limits of what is possible to estimate or predict in the universe in the big data era.

Henriikka Kivilä

3.5.2019 (Kivilä) Bottom sediment reveals that the climate change flows into lakes

Increasing amounts of dark coloured carbon compounds that originate from the catchment area flow into the Arctic and northern lakes.