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Finnish golf players spend approximately €330 million on golf annually, and this generates an estimated benefit to society almost twice as high.

Cancer cells can resist treatment by displaying plasticity and becoming motile. “We can now recover circulating tumour cells while they are still alive, allowing us to study how they function,” says Professor Kirsi Ketola.

Gene therapy for epilepsy and cell states predicting the preservation of memory functions were some of the topics at the symposium celebrating 50 years of neuroscience research in Kuopio.

UEF will, for the first time, serve as the lead partner of a project in the NPA Programme.

Clearcutting has a profound impact on forest biodiversity and forest species. Some species never return to repeatedly clearcut areas, and boreal forest species are particularly slow to recover after clearcutting.

Marine plankton release a gas that helps in forming aerosol particles that can seed clouds over cold ocean regions – far more effectively than previously assumed.

A new study reports the discovery and application of a novel therapeutic strategy to selectively target EGFR and other kinases with controlled release in tumour microenvironments.

The White Paper also offers a solution: a roadmap to reverse wild pollinator decline and protect managed bees.