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Dissertations

11.12.2024 - 11.12.2024

11.12.2024 YTM Tiia-Mari Hovila (Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, philosophy)

YTM Tiia-Mari Hovila defends their doctoral dissertation in Philosophy "Menetelmät ja koulukunnat – tutkimukselliset sitoumukset suomalaisen filosofian lähihistoriassa".

Dissertations

15.11.2024 - 15.11.2024

15.11.2024 M.Sc. Jonne Silonsaari (Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences, Social Sciences of Sport)

M.Sc. Jonne Silonsaari defends the doctoral dissertation in Social Sciences of Sport "Reversing the politics of youth velonomy. Realist action research on the pluriversal rationalities and representations of collaborative cycling governance".

Science news

25.10.2024

En finlandssvensk teckenspråkskorpus är publicerad

Den första delen av den finlandssvenska teckenspråkskorpusen publicerades i Språkbanken (FIN-CLARIN) i oktober 2024.

Konsta Kajander

Grant researcher, doctoral degree

Stimulators and response devices

These include, for example, the response pad.

Small devices

Sensors, impedance checkers and other devices.

Trigger system

Triggers allow you to mark events in the data that you collect.

MEG laboratory hardware

The MEG laboratory hardware.

Cooperation at the Centre for Applied Language Studies

As an expert in language education, the Centre for Applied Language Studies works closely with different parties.

Science news

24.10.2024

Personality traits may explain how individuals accumulate daily physical activity and sedentary behavior

Associations of personality traits with physical activity and sedentary behavior were observed in a study conducted at the Gerontology Research Centre and the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Jyväskylä.

FAQ: online interviews

Admission interviews, Zoom, preparing for the interview

Project

Daphnia ephippia as time capsules – using dormant eggs to detect browning-induced shifts in lake biogeochemistry (Hippicap)

The aim of the Hippicap project is to use multiple proxies in sediment core studies to show how browning has changed – and is still changing - the structure and function of small lakes.