The questions will be answered by Professor of Entrepreneurship Anne Kovalainen and Senior Research Fellow, Associate Professor of Sociology Seppo Poutanen from Turku Centre for Labour Studies at Turku School of Economics, University of Turku.
Intelligence is needed in all sectors of society for better decision-making, says Kari Liuhto, the new Professor of Intelligence Studies and an expert on Russia.
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Professor Maija Setälä's career has taken her from Southwest Finland to different parts of the world, but her interest in the study and development of democracy has continued unchanged. However, Setälä’s career choice was not always clear.
Researchers at the University of Turku are developing microscopic memory resistors, memristors, that mimic brain activity, which could be the key to curbing the growth in electricity consumption driven by artificial intelligence. A technology developed in Turku won two Finnish invention prizes this autumn.
Doctoral Researcher Alicja Lawrynowicz develops textiles that have smart functionalities but are durable and easier to recycle.
The answers were provided by Annika Rosin, Assistant Professor of Labour and Social Law at the University of Turku.
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Senior Researcher Saska Tuomasjukka never consciously created a career path but did what felt good and right. In retrospect, it was his values that were behind it all: sustainable development and love for nature. This led him to an inspiring job at the Nutrition and Food Research Centre of the University of Turku.
The questions were answered by Paula Salo, Professor of Psychology and Director of the CLIMATE NUDGE project, who specialises in health psychology and approaches to climate change mitigation based on behavioural science.