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The City of Joensuu and the City of Kuopio are jointly showing support for the launch of education in the field of technology and natural sciences at the University of Eastern Finland.

The University of Eastern Finland has appointed eight new Senior University Lecturers and one new Senior Clinical Lecturer, to start in their positions on 1 December 2022.

The academic eye-tracking spin-off aims to enter the international markets, thanks to new investments amounting to nearly half a million euros.

The roadmap for national research infrastructures in Finland is a list of research infrastructure services of strategic importance for Finland’s research, education and innovation (RDI) that will be needed over the next 10–15 years.

MSc Annalaura Jokiniemi shows that cryptic female choice operates also in humans, and also that it is associated with immune genes.

​​​​​​​Laboratory work in photonics is now being developed in collaboration with photonics industry companies.

62 leaders from the Nordic Universities call for a reflection on what implications of the use of the term “European values” and emphasises the need for a shift of discourse from Academic freedom to values; which are global.

“In radiation research, new technologies come with new challenges,” says Jonne Naarala, Professor of Radiation Biology.

The University of Eastern Finland is an international and multicultural community with students and staff members representing over 100 nationalities. The recent events in Iran are causing concern within our community.

A new study by an international team of researchers explores the effect of precipitation and clouds on the particle concentrations during their transport to a measurement location.