Current News at the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences

TtM Hannamari Lankilan väitöstutkimus tarkastelee aineenvaihduntaterveyden ja terveyskäyttäytymisen sekä kehon rasvaisuuden välisiä yhteyksiä vaihdevuosien aikana.

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.

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

The Wisdom Days conference to bring together multi- and interdisciplinary scholarship on sustainability transformations. Collaboration across disciplines is essential to create knowledge, understanding and solutions to the transition to sustainability.

New research shows that letting cyclists choose their own music can boost endurance by nearly 20 % - without making the workout feel any tougher.

FM Emilia Lähteenmäen väitöstutkimus tarkastelee, miten kuntotaso heijastuu HDL-hiukkasten koostumukseen, sekä miten HDL:n muutokset voivat vaikuttaa energiametaboliaan lihassoluissa ja immuniteetin makrofageissa.

Dogs are an essential part in the lives of Finns. Research at the University of Jyväskylä is examining the everyday mobility of dogs and their owners and whether there is room for dogs in the city.

We are looking University of Jyväskylä teaching staff to take part in a survey on the use of AI in teaching.

Reko Luojumäki’s dissertation examined whether mood can signal early mental health risk by validating the Finnish Mood Scale and identifying differences across gender and physical activity levels.

A new biathlon target system not only changes how shooting results are monitored, but enables more efficient recovery of the lead used in bullets. A valuable testing has been done in Vuokatti.

Jyväskylän yliopistossa tehdään paljon tutkimuksia, joihin haemme vapaaehtoisia osallistujia. Osallistujia haetaan julkisilla hakuilmoituksilla, mutta myös väestörekisteritietojen tai suostumuksen perusteella henkilökohtaisesti.

JYU students interested in sustainability and planetary well-being have an opportunity to participate in the conference programme on 6–8 May and earn credits through the course WISP2010 Multidisciplinary sustainability discussions.