Current news at the faculty of Information technology

University of Jyväskylä received nearly 300,000 euros for two projects supporting societal crisis resilience and cognitive security.

AI analysis of short, non-invasive brainwave recordings (EEG) can help detect Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease earlier and more efficiently.

the University of Jyväskylä has established a new profiling area that focuses on nanotechnology quantum simulations and measurements.

Kaisa Miettinen's research group received €500,000 in funding for optimization research in industrial energy systems.

Ayaz Karimov’s research highlights how student preferences and game localization shape inclusivity and effectiveness in serious games.

Yuan Qin investigates the neural mechanisms by which attention guides selective processing in complex environments.

Jenny Elo’s doctoral dissertation examined the development of digital services as a continuous process.

Aila Kronqvist researched in how gendered attitudes and biases can undermine the quality and ethics of technology.

Denis Zhidkikh developed a method that helps teaching staff form a picture of students’ individual learning challenges and identify the need for support at an early stage.

Digital success in craft businesses depends on mindset and culture, not just technology, says Seyma Kocak.

Dissertation research shows that multilingual and multicultural experiences can boost creativity.

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