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

The “World of Hydrogen” exhibition takes you into the world of hydrogen, the smallest yet most abundant element in the universe. The exhibition is located at Ylistönrinne, the heart of teaching and science education.

Introduction to quasiclassics

We want to stay in touch with you after your graduation and warmly welcome you to the next Diploma Conferment Ceremony of the Faculty of Mathematics and Science.

M.Sc. Joni Laulainen defends their doctoral dissertation "Improved simulations of deep inelastic scattering processes in PYTHIA 8”.

M.Sc. Luis Miguel Motilla Martinez defends their doctoral dissertation "Matter’s origin from radioactivity: First experiment analysis”.

Thorben Lüke-Mense, researcher at the Leibniz Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP) and responsible for the operation of the ALOMAR lidar observatory in Norway, will provide insights into the capabilities and discoveries enabled by powerful instruments.

The JYU.Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events where you can learn and discuss about different topics related to planetary well-being. In October, the presenters are postdoctoral researcher Sanna Karimäki-Nuutinen and a team from the JYU Museum.

Departmental Seminar by Visiting Speaker Rose Thorogood from University of Helsinki.

Turning carbon into metal: sustainable photonic applica4ons with all-organic luminophores

M.Sc. Tatu Korkiamäki defends their doctoral dissertation "Coherent and Incoherent Thermal Transport in Pillared Phononic Crystals at Low Temperatures”.

Welcome to the 17th annual meeting of Finnish Synchrotron Radiation User Organisation (FSRUO)!

Departmental Seminar by Visiting Speaker Jonne Kotta from University of Tartu.