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Published by the Hot or Cool Institute with analytical support from scientists at the University of Jyväskylä makes the case that biodiversity loss is not only a conservation issue.

A recent dissertation from the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences shows that changes in energy metabolism during the menstrual cycle are generally small.

JYU Innovative Learning Environments (ILE) Research Group welcomes The Education University of Hong Kong

Iida Tuure focused on bacterial red light sensing photoreceptors known as phytochromes. Dissertation work also reports, for the first time, a naturally occurring phytochrome that binds directly to DNA and regulates gene expression.

Cefmof granted the University of Jyväskylä €1.325 million funding to strengthen hydrogen research and promoting sustainable transport and the circular economy. The funding is part of the strategic partnership of Cefmof.