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Novel study examines how West African states can strategically harness intellectual property regulation to advance their economic and trade interests.

The Research Council of Finland’s Scientific Council for Social Sciences and Humanities has granted 2.8 million euros of funding to four new Academy Projects and one new Academy Research Fellow at the University of Eastern Finland.

Hydrogen production should be made considerably more profitable, states a study of LUT University, Tampere University and the University of Eastern Finland.

The University of Eastern Finland will hold its sixth doctoral conferment ceremony in Kuopio on 5–7 June 2025, conferring a total of 180 doctorates and 15 honorary doctorates.

A recent study by the University of Eastern Finland shows that barriers to accessing social and medical services among older immigrants and immigrants with dementia in Finland are interconnected.

From the perspective of families and children, transnationality is still not fully understood.

The Finnish Research Infrastructure Committee (FIRI Committee) has taken the funding decisions concerning the research infrastructures selected to Finland’s national roadmap.

The novel research highlights a growing disconnect between the UNFCCC’s response to loss and damage and the lived realities of climate victims.

The University of Eastern Finland Law School is involved in an EU project investigating how society can anticipate and prepare for the threats posed by pollinator decline.

Awards were presented to the MoLeWe Research Collective, to Professor Markku Hauta-Kasari, Senior University Lecturer Lasse Heikkinen and University Lecturer Ville Nivalainen in recognition of their communication related to the university’s education in technology, to Professor Tomi Voutilainen, and to the Multidisciplinary Cancer Research Community, CANCER RC.