Archived events

Fourier decay of fractal measures and their pushforwards

Asymptotically mean value harmonic functions in doubling metric spaces

Kim Vane, Alfred Wegener Institute, Title: Tracing the specific sources of food web productivity in the Arctic Ocean

BC-Well seminars strengthen the profiling area "BC-Well - Behaviour change, health, and well-being across the lifespan", and facilitate interaction between researchers from different disciplines.

Info session on fieldwork research grants provided by The JYU Coalition for Africa Networks (JYU-CAN).

FM Sara Ala-Hynnilä defends their doctoral dissertation in General history "The power of emotions: sibling relations in England in the long 17th century".

MSS Quivine Ndomo defends their doctoral dissertation in Social and Public Policy "The Working Underclass: Highly educated migrants on the fringes of the Finnish labour market".

MA (Psych.) Tetta Hämäläinen defends her doctoral dissertation in psychology "Adolescents’ usage activity, adherence, and gains from a brief online acceptance and commitment therapy-based intervention to promote psychological well-being".

Weekend Thesis Undertaking (WTU for short) is a weekend dedicated to writing your thesis.

Welcome to celebrate two new professors of practice to enhance the connections between research, education and practice in the introductory event on Thu 25.1.2024 at 14 in S212.

Guest lecture by Professor Katie Barclay (University of Adelaide): “Feeling Safe at the End of the World: Time, Emotion, and Lineage”.

Jukka Aroviita, Research Scientist SYKE, Modelling and assessment of freshwater biodiversity using biological monitoring data