"Thinkers" Science blogs

In the future, AIntelligent communication may also destroy the value of organizations, predict JSBE’s doctoral student Jukka Niittymaa and professor Vilma Luoma-aho.

It has become an interesting question whether people in their sixties actually live a more satisfying and healthier life than the traditional theories of developmental psychology suggest, writes Research Director Katja Kokko from the University of Jyväsky

Research data on education must be shared.

A school’s conversation culture play an important role in promoting the sense of belonging and learning of pupils with an immigrant background.

Independent Finland was the result of a historical turning point which shaped the history of the entire continent for the next 74 years.

At their finest, brand relationships bring a lot of joy and are useful to a person, as long as the person is in full control.

Professor of Corporate Communication Vilma Luoma-aho explores theories to find an explanation for how things might go with the media uproar.

How does the change in the abortion legislation in the United States affect Finns, women and men?

Most people are not aware that in many Finnish companies nearly all management tasks have already been automated

Finnish people have all the prerequisites to be prepared for information influencing and black information operations, says Senior Lecturer Panu Moilanen.

As societies around the world become more intertwined with technology, the interaction between humans and machines can become complex or conflictual.

Menopause changes the cholesterol metabolism in women, but the exact net impact of this change on health is not yet known.