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03.11.2023: Russian speakers’ acculturation in Finland and Latvia: the role of language and news media engagement (Khalimzoda)

Russian speakers in Latvia and Finland, looking at the role of news media engagement

Dissertation: 31.10.2023: Depression and Self-knowledge: Behavioral and Brain Responses of Reflected Self-evaluation and Implicit Self-esteem in Sub-clinical Depression (Lou)

MA (Sci.) Yixue Lou’s dissertation explores depression-related behavioral and brain responses to the processing of negative self-knowledge.

LitM Oona Kettunen

Carbohydrates support performance in young female cross-country skiers – better-performing athletes eat more

A doctoral thesis at the Ģ��ֱ��’s Faculty of Health and Sport Science shows that adequate energy and carbohydrate intake is a significant challenge to young female skiers. Inadequate dietary intake may influence performance negatively.

Marco Calderini

29.9.2023 Environmental change effect on quality of production in boreal lakes (Calderini)

In his doctoral dissertation, M.

Tutkimus käsitteli nuorten, urheilulukiossa opiskelevien maastohiihtäjien kehitystä ja palautumista.

Sleep decreases the levels of perceived stress among young athletes

In her doctoral dissertation at the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences at the Ģ��ֱ��, Christina Kuorelahti, M.

KM, TtM Elina Hämäläinen

2.9.2023 Examining and enhancing adolescents' critical online reading skills (Hämäläinen)

This dissertation examined whether interventions as part of regular schoolwork could enhance adolescents’ critical online reading skills.

Mikko Nurmi tutki huippubasistien luovuutta jazzimprovisaatioissa.

2.9.2023: Tempo and the frequency of chord changes have little effect on the creativity of eminent jazz bassists (Nurmi)

MA Mikko Nurmi investigated creativity in the bass lines of two very prominent jazz bassists.

Ghulam Abbas Khushik

2.9.2023: How do the Common European Framework levels differ in terms of linguistic features? Analysing English language learners’ written corpora by using Natural Language Processing tools (Khushik)

The Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) was established by the Council of Europe to enhance transparency in European language education (CoE, 2001).

Marcus Petz, kuvaaja Suvituulia Huotari

1.9.2023: From Cryptocurrency to a Resilient Community (Petz)

Doctoral research shows that local currencies can strengthen our communities, bringing forward-resilience for ecological sustainability, rural renewal, active aging, and social inclusion.

Ra'ad Khair

25.08.2023 Factors of good recovery from Achilles tendon rupture (Khair)

In his thesis work, Ra’ad Khair has investigated Achilles tendon and triceps surae muscle-tendon unit biomechanics in non-surgically treated patients 1-year after Achilles tendon rupture.

18.8.2023: Plants in aquaponics improve water quality, enhance the fish growth, and alter the microbes in fish (Atique)

Aquaponic systems have their own unique microbial communities, which can affect the aquaponics' water quality and the growth of plants and fishes.

Tiffany Scholier

18.8.2023 The effects of cities on microbes (Scholier)

The cities are the most common interface where humans interact with other organisms, including micro-organisms like bacteria and fungi.