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The professor of quantum computing Teiko Heinosaari is constantly seeking new ways to reach new audiences.

Comprehensive schools have become multilingual in a new way relatively quickly.

Jari Haimi is a researcher who knows all kinds of invertebrates. “In the field of biology, the researcher must have an unwavering interest in nature", he says.

At the Nanoscience Days, Morten Meldal praised the University of Jyväskylä’s Nanoscience Center for its contribution to research collaboration.

A learner of Finnish working in the academic community typically encounters situations where their Finnish proficiency is not sufficient for work situations.

On the training and test track developed at the University of Jyväskylä's Department of Sports Technology, a biathlete receives immediate feedback and accurate measurement data on his or her performance.

Utilising the extensive dataset of the Finnish Twin Cohort study, Anna Kankaanpää as an expert in statistical modelling made surprising findings.

In social work practice, there is a need for experts coming from more diverse backgrounds, says Professor Marjo Kuronen.

One of the main goals of the EDUCA Flagship is to gain knowledge on why learning outcomes are declining and school absences increasing.

Teppo Kröger has learned how to effectively introduce issues into the discussions of the research community.

Professor of Ethnology Outi Fingerroos ponders how rapidly water-related sayings have lost their meaning in Finnish culture.

The algae growing in the wastewater could be made to produce hydrogen. The algal biotechnology is a growing field of technology.