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FM Henri Leskinen developed a method based on splitting T2 into its components using multi-orientation measurements to overcome the orientation-dependency of T2.

Minna Sivonen, MSc, examined how immune-signaling molecules, nanoparticle design, and nature-inspired surface modifications surface modifications can be combined to shape innate immune responses, with a particular focus on natural killer cell activation.

Different BMI trajectories were associated with significant differences in comorbidities, diabetes medication and healthcare service use over the ten-year follow-up period.

New analysis shows children disproportionately affected by heat stress driven by climate change.

Business success increasingly depends on teams’ ability to learn, adapt and address complex challenges collectively.

Researchers at the University of Eastern Finland and the University of Oulu have produced the first chromosome-level reference genome for the Saimaa ringed seal.

The findings show that international teacher training works best as a two-way learning process rather than a one-way transfer of ‘best practice’.

The research examines the role of international law to promote values of environmental democracy within multilateral decision-making on climate change.