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The long-term method and theory development at the Department of Chemistry of the Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥ has provided new understanding on the chemistry of electrochemical interfaces, in particular on the electrolyte ion effects.

Program provides additional support for their academic careers, interdisciplinary research and the development of the researcher identity.

Heikki Mäntysaari has received highly competitive Consolidator Grant funding from the European Research Council.

In his recently published dissertation, M.Sc. Arpan Dutta reported studies on how to use the light-matter interactions at nanometer scale in order to characterize and even influence the chemical properties of organic molecules.

In her dissertation, Johanna Schirmer studied the effects of local laser-induced oxidation of electronically conductive graphene surfaces on biological and biomimetic components.

The Business Networking Day event was organised for the third time and larger than ever before. Business Networking Day is a networking event organised by three JYU faculties, which brings together students, companies, stakeholders and researchers.

The animated character ’Maggie’ tells the freshwater pearl mussel’s (FPM) and LIFE Revives project’s story on a new video.

Pitches by JYU born startups gave the potential investors an opportunity to dive deeper into the business ideas of the new companies.

A new Master’s Degree Programme in Chemistry and Analytics for Circular Economy (CACE) is offered by the Faculty of Mathematics and Science. The programme educates future experts of chemistry and circular economy.

A new Master’s Degree Programme in Physics has four options to direct studies and is offered by the Faculty of Mathematics and Science.

A new Master’s Degree Programme in High-Performance Computing is offered by the Faculty of Mathematics and Science and the Faculty of Information Technology.

The Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥ excelled in the fourth call for the Flagship Programme of the Academy of Finland.