Current news at the faculty of Information technology

The University of Jyväskylä received 240 000 euros in funding to support knowledge-based decision-making and management in social and health care.

If you are a student interested in AI, software engineering, and creative technology—and want to study in one of the world’s most innovative education systems—Jyväskylä is ready to welcome you.

International collaboration in STEAM education and educational innovation.

Immersion in online shopping, can help you relax and make informed decisions, but it can also cause anxiety if it continues for too long.

The problems encountered in public sector IT projects are not due to a lack of technical expertise, but rather to structural problems in administration

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.