Faculty of Science, Forestry and Technology - News

More detailed structural characterization of toxin-degrading enzymes are planned for developing a commercial patulin detoxification treatment for fruits.

M.Ed. Ebenezer Anohah's doctoral research provided a wide range of pedagogical approaches envisaged for heterogenous groupings in computing education.

A recent paper published in Nature Protocols introduces a complete and comprehensive protocol for analysing nanomaterials in humans and organisms to support the safety of these engineered small materials.

The Tandem Forest Value programme promotes research collaboration between Finland and Sweden related to forest resources, the value chain of wood-based products, and wood construction.

MSc Zijun Li's thesis consists of five studies focusing on the evaporation of SOA particles under different atmospheric-relevant conditions in the Aerosol Physics Lab.

Forest fires are part of nature's cycle. Due to global warming, however, they may become increasingly frequent. Emissions from forest fires have a significant impact on the climate, air quality and human health.

The name of the Faculty of Science and Forestry at UEF will be changed to the Faculty of Science, Forestry and Technology, effective from 1 January 2023.

The Research Council’s funding to Academy Projects in natural sciences and engineering at UEF amounts to 2.68 million euros.

MSc Christopher Kuugna Dawari's study allows for the creation of functional structures on cemented tungsten carbide-cobalt (WC-Co) hard metal surfaces by combining a micro-robot technique with metal injection molding (MIM).