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Xinyu Tan developed a visual programming framework that simplifies development and maintenance of IoT devices.

MSc Veera Bruce-Salmenkivi’s doctoral dissertation focuses on troubleshooting chemical reactions where catalysts are used. She developed three safe and efficient catalytic protocols where the optimal conditions and catalysts were found.

The University of Jyväskylä is an international pioneer in the research, development and application of biodiversity footprint assessment for companies and other organisations.

Ulla Hietamäki studied primary school teachers’ perceptions of assessment in the context of a multidisciplinary learning module, focusing on the significance of assessment, assessment practices, and assessment literacy.

The award-winning research addresses a key competitive factor for modern companies: the use of data as an enabler of agile marketing and support for business operations.

A research study conducted at the University of Jyväskylä investigates how the brain processes information related to the position and movement of the knee. This bodily sense is essential for everyday movement, balance, and muscle control.

JYU Open University received the E-xcellence quality label for the second time as recognition for its work to improve the quality of Open University education. The label is awarded by the European Association of Distance Teaching Universities (EADTU).

The doctoral research of Sirpa Ahola, MSc, examines the pedagogical significance of learning and teaching human movement in physiotherapy