School of Computing - News

Johannes Airaksinen, a computer science student at the University of Eastern Finland, tells how he became interested in YUFE activities and a representative of the YUFE Student Forum.

Creating speech deepfakes is becoming increasingly easy. Not so long ago, the Finnish language still posed an obstacle, but not anymore.

MSc Federico Malato's doctoral dissertation explores a novel approach to augment decisions made by autonomous agents via active recall of past experiences.

MSc Wayne J. Brown’s dissertation explores the pedagogical potential of hybrid simulation in healthcare education.

Emmanuel Kolog Awuni is an academic, researcher, and AI practitioner with a career spanning both academia and policy practice.

MSc Fitsum Deriba's key findings show Multi-modal Large Language Models (MLLMs) enhance software students' accessibility awareness and skills.

Astuvansalmi in Ristiina, Finland, is home to the largest collection of rock paintings in the Nordic countries. Thanks to imaging methods that are based on computer science, entirely new images may yet be discovered on the rock face.

Tsedeke Habe (MSc) developed deep learning methods for automatic pathology detection in Wireless Capsule Endoscopy (WCE) imaging.

The unique Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programmes offer new insight into planetary health, faith and wellbeing, and data engineering.

Hongxin Yan, MEng, designs a human-AI collaborative adaptive learning system to support self-regulated learning (SRL) in online STEM education.