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The Universities of Helsinki, Lapland, Oulu and Vaasa, and LAB University of Applied Sciences, join the Sustainability Studies Network.

This dissertation shows that the Nordic criminalizations regarding copyright and trademark infringements have expanded uncontrollably due to digitalization and other technical developments.

The Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies’ very own Staff Scientist is tasked with developing the faculty’s data-intensive research infrastructures and methodological expertise.

Whether a community is included or excluded from the scope of Article 11 of the European Convention of Human Rights has been misunderstood in Finland both in the drafting of legislation and in courts of law.

The Young Researcher Awards were presented to Pauliina Lukinmaa, Atte Eskelinen, Juan Miguel Valverde Martínez and Rosemary Mwanza.

According to the researchers, the scope of GMP and ERA regulation is limited, and they do not prevent the release of pharmaceuticals into the environment along the manufacturing supply chain.

The Academy of Finland decided on funding for consortiums under the 2022 call for research on key areas of green and digital transition.

Doctoral thesis critically examines the strengths and limitations of the right to a healthy environment to confront corporate environmental damage.

Anu Puustinen worked in the restaurant industry for a long time before finding a new career path, thanks to studies in law.