Keyword: Event

Physicist Stefan Hell, who started his research at the University of Turku in the 1990s, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in autumn 2014. The 10th anniversary of the prize will be celebrated on 4 September with a portrait unveiling at 12-14 in Alhopuro lecture hall and a science and art event open to the public at 14-20 at Visitor Centre Joki.

A multidisciplinary team of health communication and health literacy researchers gathered at Aistikattila on Friday, 10 November 2023 for a networking meeting - in a beach atmosphere. 

The Department of Nursing Science organises “Empowering Patient Education 15th Anniversary Symposium” on 13 December 2023. Abstract submissions are accepted until 30 August 2023.

Welcome to discuss the available Business Finland and EU funding and RDI project co-operation on 21 April at 13:00-16:00. The event is particularly suited to the companies and researchers interested in business co-operation.

The DISCE – Developing Inclusive and Sustainable Creative Economies - project is coming to an end in June 2022. On the 3^rd of March 2022 DISCE Final Event took place in a hybrid format. The event summarised and presented the project's findings and discussed preliminary policy recommendations with the EU officials and other stakeholders.

The University of Turku participated in the national Year of Research-Based Knowledge by e.g. having researchers solve problems inside a glass cube in the Science Battle event and encouraging children to get excited about science in the Tiedetestaajat science project for elementary school children.

Research Center for Lifelong Learning and Education at CELE celebrates it 20th anniversary. The anniversary year is opened on 2nd September 2021 with a lecture on Education Gone Global - The Expanding Global Education Industry by a visiting professor Marcelo Parreira do Amaral.

Aboagora – Between Arts and Sciences is an annual symposium, bringing together various aspects of academia, the arts, and society. This year, Aboagora dives into the world of water. The Symposium will be held both at the Sibelius Museum as well as online on 19–21 August, 2020. Registration opens on 15 June.