Current events and upcoming dissertations at the Faculty of Mathematics and Science

The workshop is about how people from different cultural backgrounds can understand their own wellbeing and learn practical methods to maintain it, regardless of the country they live in.

Departmental Seminar by Visiting Speaker Lenka Kuglerová from Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences.

FM Veera Saari defends their doctoral dissertation "Perspectives on the Protection of Headwater Streams and Springs in Finland”.

The talk by Data scientist Janne-Tuomas Seppänen highlights the two‑way relationship between science and policy. He tells how research increasingly shapes policy decisions and how policymakers influence research priorities.

The World of Hydrogen exhibition opening will be celebrated in the old library hall at Ylistönrinne on 20 January 2026 from 13:00 to 15:00. The World of Hydrogen exhibition is created by the Central Finland Mobility Foundation (Cefmof).

The JYU.Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events where you can learn and discuss about different topics related to planetary well-being. In January, the presenter is Research coordinator, PhD Laura Tuominen.

A writing retreat for PhD researchers working on sustainability, offering a calm yet structured environment to focus, connect and explore creative approaches to research.

PhD Seminar by Alisa Koski from University of Jyväskylä.

M. Sc. Marjo Haapakoski defends their doctoral dissertation "Plant-derived antiviral agents: Studies on efficacy and functionalization”.

Departmental Seminar by Visiting Speaker Micael Jonsson from Umeå University.

M.Sc. Akshay Mohan defends their doctoral dissertation "Multi-stressor interactions in freshwater ecosystems: fungicide impacts on a keystone detritivore, and conceptual advances”.