Department of Technical Physics - News

Andrea Porcheddu, MSc, studied air quality and its estimation using a fusion of data sources, in particular satellite data.

The Virtual Learning Environment for Battery Technology (e-Battery Lab) project will develop three new online courses for the Open University, utilising the expertise and equipment of the new battery research laboratory.

Omar Anwar Elkadi, MSc, investigated how near-infrared spectroscopy, combined with machine learning, can monitor the development of tissue-engineered cartilage without destroying the samples.

The position of Associate Professor funded by donations to the University of Eastern Finland from Genelec, the City of Iisalmi, Normet, the Olvi Foundation and the Savings Bank Optia Foundation.

Snehitha Kommula, MSc, investigated how aerosols emitted from wildfires or biomass burning transform in the atmosphere.

Jiajia Wang, MSc, provides new insight into how nanoscale morphology can regulate nano–immune interactions.

Maryam Ghasemitarei, Atri Halder, Robert Leigh, Jenni Mölkänen and Hanna Ristolainen were appointed to three-year UEF Research Fellow positions.

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.

Mahnaz Khalili, MSc, investigated how seismic measurements and deep learning can be combined to monitor groundwater stored in porous geological formations.