Current news at the Faculty of Mathematics and Science

High school students from five different schools around Finland will join a competition at the Accelerator Laboratory of the University of Jyväskylä (JYFL-ACCLAB).

Superconductivity, a quantum mechanical phenomenon exhibits vanishing electrical resistance of some materials, takes place at sufficiently low temperature.

Stars have different evolutionary paths depending on their mass.

Physicist have shown that the motion of domain walls can be detected by monitoring voltage generated in superconducting devices.

Increasing abundance of plastic waste has alarmed the society, but the environmental fate of microplastics has been difficult to trace.

Today's extensive use of high-tech metals has led to increased supply pressure towards metal sources.

The Academy of Finland awarded the University of Jyväskylä funding totalling of almost 1 million euros in the C1 Value Academy programme.

With predicted warmer and wetter weather, buildings could become more susceptible to increased microbial growth and this will likely affect the health of humans and buildings.

One of the most fundamental inverse problems is to determine an unknown function from its line integrals over all lines.

Advanced chemical imaging research infrastructure received 1.

At the University of Jyväskylä Karolina Sokolowska’s dissertation thesis focuses on atomically-precise gold nanoclusters and their superstructures.

Understanding how microwave absorption changes the transport properties of diffusive Josephson junctions is at the forefront of interest in the quantum transport community.