Department of Chemistry - News

How can a metal object be made antibacterial, self-lubricating or corrosion resistant? By combining metal injection moulding and the space holder technique, it is possible to manufacture porous metal allowing the introduction of chemical agents.

The Faculty of Science and Forestry will change its name to the Faculty of Science, Forestry and Technology, effective from 1 January 2023.

MSc Olufunmilayo Omolara Mofikoya's study shows the tremendous molecular complexity of the needle extracts and essential oils.

In MSc Khai Pham Dinh's study, three-dimensional TiO2 inverse opal structures are fabricated and used as a base material for further modifications and investigations for a better photocatalytic performance and wider the application into different fields.

Teollisuusneuvos Heikki Väänänen Fund awards grants for wood-related scientific research at the University of Eastern Finland.

The City of Joensuu and the City of Kuopio are jointly showing support for the launch of education in the field of technology and natural sciences at the University of Eastern Finland.

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

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 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).