Join the faculty’s seminars!
The seminars offer a unique opportunity to know what happens in research, learn about the latest scientific breakthroughs, and find new perspectives in the different field of science. Topics include for example biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, statistics and nanoscience.
Why should students participate?
At these seminars, you’ll learn how research is actually done and what kinds of questions researchers are currently solving. You can hear about the latest research findings, deepen your knowledge beyond the content of your courses and get new perspectives on your studies.
Seminars can also help you understand future opportunities. Perhaps you’ll find an interesting research group, an internship, a thesis topic or even your own career path.
Why should researchers participate?
Seminars are an important part of scientific community. Seminars offer an opportunity to present your own research, receive feedback and discuss new ideas with colleagues.
At the same time, seminars help you keep up with the latest trends in your field, find new opportunities for collaboration, and learn about research in other disciplines. Effective communication plays a critical role in the success of collaborative research projects.
Part of the scientific community
Whether you’re a student, doctoral researcher, researcher, or simply interested in science, the seminars offer an opportunity to learn new things, share ideas and be part of the scientific community.
Website of the seminars:
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Department of Biological and Environmental Science: https://www.jyu.fi/en/science/bioenv/seminars
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Department of Physics: https://www.jyu.fi/en/science/physics/seminars-of-the-department-of-physics
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Department of Chemistry: https://www.jyu.fi/en/science/chemistry/seminars-of-the-department-of-c…
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Department of Mathematics and Statistics: https://www.jyu.fi/en/science/maths/seminars-of-the-department-of-mathematics-and-statistics
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Nanoscience Center: https://www.jyu.fi/en/science/nsc/seminars-of-the-nanoscience-center