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Mikko Nissi appointed as Professor of Medical Physics and Engineering.

A research project by the University of Eastern Finland and the University of Turku found that there is an unsustainable contradiction in the Finnish labor market. There is a growing shortage of skilled labor, but international talents face difficulties in finding employment and integrating into Finnish society. Addressing the situation requires swift and long-term measures.

A Fulbright-Saastamoinen Foundation Distinguished Chair grant in Health Sciences has enabled Associate Professor Julie Goodwin to start new research on children’s blood pressure based on recent data from Finland.

A linguistically responsive teacher fosters pupils with extensive language skills.

The PhD study demonstrates the importance of multiple drug discovery approaches when searching for a drug that has a beneficial disease modifying effect on TBI outcome.

Paula Carballo studied Lifelong Learning and Sustainable Development at the Open university of UEF and now continues towards degree studies in a Bachelor’s Programme.

Floro Cubelo was awarded for his innovative idea in dementia care, the Memory Passport.

The results indicate that it is important to support the motivation of all pupils regardless of their level of competence or gender.

A new study published in Science reveals that plant-derived secondary organic aerosols (SOAs) can act as mediators of plant-plant interactions.

UEF's role is to develop viral vector-based gene transfer methods for rare cardiovascular diseases, drug manufacturing and testing, and to contribute to repairing faulty genes through gene surgery using the latest gene editing technology.