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For the past 150 years, the European crayfish has been devastated by the crayfish plague. As an attempt to economically compensate for this decline, North American signal crayfish have been deliberately released into European rivers and streams.

Half of us will face a cancer diagnosis during our lifespan, but the good news is, every second cancer death is preventable.

As a young boy, Juho Pesonen would show professors of tourism around his hometown, Savonlinna. This August, he, too, joined the ranks of tourism professors at the University of Eastern Finland.

The dissertation by MSc Bin Liu is related with classical function spaces (such as weighted Bergman spaces and Hardy spaces) and operators  acting on them. 

The dissertation in health economics by project researcher Olli Salmensuu studies potato price formation, speculation and potential for affordable welfare in developing countries.

A new study suggests that skin fibroblasts from frontotemporal dementia patients may be useful in investigating underlying disease mechanisms as well as in biomarker and drug research.