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The interview study explored pharmaceutical sector stakeholders’ views on how changes to EU chemicals legislation affect the green transformation in the sector.

Generation AI, a Finnish initiative for AI literacy in education and research has been awarded the 2026 UNESCO ICT in Education Prize.

The University of Eastern Finland is involved in two research consortia focusing on the changing Arctic region and public mental health.

New analysis shows children disproportionately affected by heat stress driven by climate change.

The research examines the role of international law to promote values of environmental democracy within multilateral decision-making on climate change.

The White Paper also offers a solution: a roadmap to reverse wild pollinator decline and protect managed bees.

“I don’t think many programmes give you this kind of exposure to both academia and business,” said doctoral researcher Ahmed Mohamed at the kick-out event of the Neuro-Innovation doctoral programme.

Individual environmental laws, such as those related to the climate or nature conservation, are not sufficient on their own to resolve environmental crises, shows a novel study.

A total of 24 professors will give inaugural lectures on the key themes of their research.

Kaisa Huhta develops energy law doctrine, supported by prestigious grants from the European Research Council (ERC) and the Research Council of Finland.