IT Faculty Archived events

Gravitational wave detectors are highly sensitive instruments that can detect extremely small changes in length, but this makes them vulnerable to noise, requiring complex data analysis. At the same time, quantum computers are being developed and may offe

We offer a goal-oriented working environment for IT students.

Lakeside Quantum Dialogue is an immersive meeting that brings together minds at the intersection of information, computation and quantum physics.

JYU.Well invites those who conduct research on wellbeing and those interested in the topic to hear about the social and individual perspectives of digital wellbeing in an increasingly digitalized society.

M.M.S. Jing Liu defends their doctoral dissertation "Understanding the Roles of Formal and Informal Controls in Organizational Information Security: Behavioral Consequences and Psychological Mechanisms".

We offer a goal-oriented working environment for IT students.

New professors introduce themselves to the academic community and the general public by providing an overview of their research, reflecting on its significance, and discussing its future.

We offer a goal-oriented working environment for IT students.

The inspiring seminar offers an opportunity to explore current research on teaching and learning and to engage in shared discussions about future solutions.

Welcome to the Graduation dinner for master's, engineering, and doctoral graduates of 2024 from University of Jyväskylä's Faculty of Information Technology!

What happens when information technology is mixed with quantum physics? Come play quantum games, collect rewards by solving quantum puzzles, and hear about research on quantum information and computing conducted in the IT faculty.