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Researhers Carlisle Aurabelle M. Casuga, Mikael Raponen, Pyry Runko and Miro Arvila received grants from the Vilho, Yrjö, and Kalle Väisälä Fund. The fund supports especially doctoral studies and short-term research visits abroad.

The Doctoral Researcher Hanan Ibrahim investigated in her dissertation a range of surface reactions on metal-based surfaces using first-principles calculations. Ibrahim will defend on Wednesday 10.12.2025.

MA Hanife Serin examined in her doctoral dissertation in Social Work mothers’ experiences with social support systems after their child’s sexual abuse.

This blog post shares selected insights from the Skills2Capabilities project, cross-country comparative study, focusing on how technology is transforming VET career guidance across Europe.illustrated through

The Football Association of Finland and the University of Jyväskylä are strengthening their research cooperation to develop football and futsal. Professor of Practice Mihaly Szerovay will remain in his position until the end of 2028.

The University of Jyväskylä has been part of an international research team at the ISOLDE facility at CERN, which has achieved a significant breakthrough in nuclear and molecular physics.

Mikko Rönkkö took up his position in September as professor of entrepreneurship at Jyväskylä University School of Business and Economics (JSBE). He wants to challenge himself as a teacher and contribute to the development of teaching.

Professor James Simpson from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology regularly visits CALS. This is a snapshot from a longer discussion with Sari Pöyhönen about art as a way of knowing in applied linguistics and participatory research.

Circular economy policies promise environmental and economic gains, yet MA Kang Liu’s study shows that social issues such as inequality, job security, and community wellbeing remain marginal in real initiatives across Europe and globally.

A new study shows that slower reaction time and lower response accuracy in cognitive tasks are associated with higher levels of frailty.

Skills2Capabilities blog: VET Skills Formation Systems - What is the Role of Lifelong Guidance