Research groups

menopause, estrogen,non-coding RNA-molecules, biomarkers, Lynch syndrome, cancer research

Sustainable fish stocks and fishing, fisheries monitoring, knowledge-based management and regulation, vendace, whitefish, sulphate toxicity

We research and support education, learning and teaching in a variety of collaborative and digital environments.

Accelerator based materials research group operates Ion Beam Analysis facilities located in the Accelerator Laboratory and for example ALD and HIM tools in the Nanoscience Center NSC. Research is covered from fundamental physics to detector development.

The Accounting Change (ACC) research group includes researchers with broad interests in the changing role of accounting in organizations and society. Our approach is often interdisciplinary and we pursue research across diverse areas of accounting.

In the Active Mind Lab, we study how the brain processes information; in particular, we study communication through speech and facial expressions. The name of our group reflects our aim to produce information that can help promote effective learning and t

RG1 is placed inthe Department of Social Sciences and Philosophy at the University of Jyväskylä.

Analytical Chemistry and Circular Economy research at University of Jyväskylä combines inorganic and organic analytics with chemistry related to recovery, reuse, and up-cycling of valuable raw materials.

Using state-of-the-art analysis techniques, including machine/deep learning methods, to develop new analysis tools and extract new insights from large datasets

Bacteriophages – viruses that help when antibiotics fail

Our group conducts research into psychological factors that underlie health behaviors, performance and well-being outcomes. In addition, we develop theory and evidence-based interventions to improve these outcomes in practice.

The members of this research group are examining how bi- and multilingual practices can be used as a resource for language learning and teaching in Early Childhood Education and Care contexts.