The Turku Collegium for Science and Medicine at the University of Turku is recruiting new, international doctors who are already in collaboration with the University. The Collegium offers the new researchers a position in the international science community.
The British artist duo Semiconductor came to Turku for an EU-funded science and art collaboration with the Turku Quantum Technology group. They will perform at Science Café on 26th October.
Leukocytes which arise during the embryonic period regulate iron metabolism and the growth of the mammary gland in adults.
The Taiwanese NTU Ranking has ranked the best 500 universities in the world with bibloimetric analysis.
No one will solve the challenges of the future alone. Helsinki Challenge is a science-based idea competition and accelerator programme, where solutions for the great challenges of the world and future well-being are solved through collaboration between experts of the scientific community and society. Helsinki Challenge speeds up the implementation of the UN’s sustainable development goals.
Academy Research Fellow Kaisa Matomäki from the University of Turku has been chosen as the recipient of the 2016 SASTRA Ramanujan Prize. Matomäki will be jointly awarded with Maksym Radziwill (McGill University, Rutgers University) for their collaborative work on the average values of multiplicative functions in short intervals.
What draws Academy Research Fellow Kaisa Matomäki to mathematics, is its exact and logical nature. – When you prove something, it is true, says Matomäki.
The process of the Brexit negotiations next spring is still a mystery, even to the experts. In addition to the United Kingdom's own decisions, the situation in other EU countries will also affect the process.
Up to 1,000 teachers from Saudi Arabia are coming to Finland to learn from Finnish school system and teaching. The first group consisting of a hundred teachers arrives to Finland in the next few months.
The new information necessitates revising the scenarios on how the enormous species richness in Amazonia has evolved and which factors define species distributions.
Speech and Language Pathology is developing rapidly and, as a result, new information that supports practical work is available for speech therapists. One mediator of the new information is the European Clinical Specialization for Fluency Disorders (ECSF) programme, whose intensive week was organised at the University of Turku. The event was also an introduction to the first Professor of Practice of Speech and Language Pathology, Kurt Eggers, who is the Coordinator of the ECSF programme.