Dissertation press releases

Doctoral Researcher Salla Ahonen examines in her doctoral thesis the responses of phytoplankton to the spectral light field in lakes. The dissertation helps to understand how environmental changes affect phytoplankton, which are essential energy sources f

In his dissertation, M.Sc. Giovanni Misitano researched methods for making compromise decisions with the aid of artificial intelligence.

Doctoral research by MA Mikaela Leandertz follows the development and evaluation of a clinical protocol for Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) using music therapy methods. The project was a collaboration between the University of Jyväskylä, Hospital N

Doctoral Researcher Mahsa Hajisafarali showed in her doctoral thesis that lower anthropogenic pressure was connected to better condition and growth of the endangered freshwater pearl mussel.

MA Tatiana Romashko’s dissertation examines the transformation of Russian cultural policy from democratic orientations to a distinctly authoritarian approach after 2012.

This article-based dissertation by Sonali Srivastava, MSocSc, focuses on advertising ethics and children as consumers in digital environments.

A researcher of the Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences Daniel Sadler discovered in his PhD thesis how size-selective fishing significantly modifies the structure of the genome.

Polina Vorobeva’s dissertation examines how single-parent families with a Russian-speaking background negotiate their language policies.

In her dissertation, Tong Xin explored the role of prior experiences, mental construal, and emotional coping strategies in behavioral information security.

In his dissertation, Romain Chevigny studied how different material’s formation conditions affect the outcome of material properties and to which extent.

The focus of M.Sc. Marlom Ramalho’s thesis beta decay processes and the importance of accurate modeling, which is the key to distinguish the rare beta decay events from background noise.

The focus of M.Sc. Jorge Romero’s thesis is to introduce the MARA-LEB facility and explain the design and function of its components.