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Smoking during early pregnancy alters body size and proportions of newborns

News | 31.1.2020

Harmfulness of maternal smoking has been demonstrated in many studies. The PhD study of Isabell Rumrich, MSc, shows that even smoking only during early pregnancy affects the development of the fetus.

Academy of Finland grants 1.8 million euros of research infrastructure funding to University of Eastern Finland

News | 22.1.2020

Winter is an important driver for N2O emissions from boreal lakes

News | 14.1.2020

Linking spatial ecology to conservation of the endangered Saimaa ringed seal

News | 13.1.2020

Multidisciplinary science collaboration is showing the strengths of co-innovation by delivering groundbreaking early results

News | 20.12.2019

Willow-dominated wetlands of Lapland fells are resilient to reindeer grazing

News | 19.12.2019

Hydrology of undrained peatlands is often affected by drainage of surrounding areas

News | 17.12.2019

UEF professors ranked among world's most Highly Cited Researchers

News | 25.11.2019

Finns work to develop food safety and quality in the Kyrgyz Republic

News | 18.11.2019

Jättikatka kuvattuna tutkimusalus R/V Muikun laboratoriossa. Kuva: Jouni Taskinen.

A unique study sheds light on the ecology of the glacial relict amphipod Gammaracanthus lacustris

News | 9.10.2019

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Breakthrough dual discovery reveals design rules for coherence in plasmonic nanolasers

University of Eastern Finland improved its ranking in five academic subjects in the 2026 GRAS ranking

Finnish research project promoting AI literacy wins the UNESCO ICT in Education Prize

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Smoking during early pregnancy alters body size and proportions of newborns

Academy of Finland grants 1.8 million euros of research infrastructure funding to University of Eastern Finland

Winter is an important driver for N2O emissions from boreal lakes

Linking spatial ecology to conservation of the endangered Saimaa ringed seal

Multidisciplinary science collaboration is showing the strengths of co-innovation by delivering groundbreaking early results

Willow-dominated wetlands of Lapland fells are resilient to reindeer grazing

Hydrology of undrained peatlands is often affected by drainage of surrounding areas

UEF professors ranked among world's most Highly Cited Researchers

Finns work to develop food safety and quality in the Kyrgyz Republic

A unique study sheds light on the ecology of the glacial relict amphipod Gammaracanthus lacustris