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Researchers from the Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥ and the Natural Resources Institute Finland find out how does addition of ash affect the biogas production in anaerobic digestion of biowaste and how are the fertilizing properties of the digestate affected.

Three new professors started at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics during the autumn. They believe that mathematics is one of humanity’s greatest achievements because it can be used to change the world.

Professor Tuomas Grahn is an expert of experimental nuclear physics. He investigates the nuclei of heavy, neutron-rich atoms. Research is often conducted by colliding accelerated atoms with target atoms in the particle accelerator.

Harri Parkkinen's a doctoral dissertation provides theoretical tools for analyzing neutrinos in other environments as well, for example in accelerator and reactor neutrino experiments.

For the first time, Mikko Mäkinen experimentally examined in his doctoral dissertation examined the sulfate tolerance of Finnish fish species and produced essential and highly timely background information for water protection needs.

The Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥ has participated in an international research project that has developed a superconducting switch for magnetic devices.

Particle research feels like detective work, says Doctoral researcher and physicist Philson-Amanda Aden from the University of Jyvaskyla.

Recent research shows that lignin can be an environmentally friendly alternative to synthetic microbe-repellent substances. The work was done under tight collaboration between Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥, Spinnova Oy and CH Bioforce.

The dissertation research demonstrates how nature-inspired materials and additive manufacturing can come together to deliver scalable, eco-friendly solutions for safe drinking water in arsenic-affected regions. Jessy Joseph defends on 15.8.2025.

Focusing on the Arctic-alpine plant Bistorta vivipara (nurmitatar in Finnish), Skylar Burg explored how both environmental conditions and host plant traits shape interactions with fungi and bacteria across altitude gradients in Fennoscandia.

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JYU’s international summer school offers unique doctoral education from renowned teachers in an international student environment. The Jyväskylä Summer School will be held from 4th to 15th of August 2025.