Topic AllData science newsScience newsLife science newsNordic welfare newsHealth newsEducation newsLanguage & cultureSociety & economySustainability newsTeaching & studying at the UniversityHigher education & science policyHelsinki University Library Type AllNewsPress releaseIn briefEditorialArticleProfileEssayColumnCommentBooksSpeech Listing <span class="icon--list-as-blocks"></span><span class="icon--list"></span> 19.1.2021 Life science news Tarja Pitkänen, specialist in water safety, appointed as associate professor of environmental health in the HOH Helsinki One Health research network Water is the foundation of all life. Although clean water is often taken for granted in developed countries, securing its availability in a... 19.1.2021 Health news A master cancer gene hijacks a `molecular crowbar` to make breast cancer cells invasive Researchers investigated how cancer genes lead to the breakdown of the capsule that prevents cancerous cells from invading the surrounding... 18.1.2021 Health news Major EU project will harness AI and genomics for disease prevention An international collaboration project to develop and implement novel genome-based disease prediction tools has received over 10 million euros... 15.1.2021 Teaching & studying at the University Record number of applications – 7,400 – to the international master’s programmes of the University of Helsinki The number of applications has grown fivefold in five years. The most popular degree programmes were the Master's Programme in Data Science and... 15.1.2021 Science news The Taita Research Station of the University of Helsinki celebrates its tenth anniversary For ten years now, the University of Helsinki has provided a base for studies with Africa at a multidisciplinary research station in Kenya. The... 14.1.2021 Language & culture Teeth pendants speak of the elk’s prominent status in the Stone Age What would it feel like to wear a coat, dress or skirt decorated with some 300 elk incisors? The elk was the most important animal to the people... 14.1.2021 Higher education & science policy Success in the competitive Academy of Finland PROFI6 call – €28.6 million to enhance research quality The funding is for supporting three profiling areas at the University: Understanding the Human Brain, Helsinki Institute for Social Sciences and... 14.1.2021 Life science news Micro-climate moulds and reshapes northern insect communities, herbivory and predation Climate and changes in it have direct impacts on species of plant and animals – but climate may also shape more complex biological systems like... 13.1.2021 Sustainability news Carnivore conservation can be improved by recognizing the divergences between scientific and Indigenous and Local Knowledge Divergences between scientific and Indigenous and Local Knowledge can provide a better understanding of why local pastoralists may be willing,... PagesPrevious … 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 … Next
19.1.2021 Life science news Tarja Pitkänen, specialist in water safety, appointed as associate professor of environmental health in the HOH Helsinki One Health research network Water is the foundation of all life. Although clean water is often taken for granted in developed countries, securing its availability in a...
19.1.2021 Health news A master cancer gene hijacks a `molecular crowbar` to make breast cancer cells invasive Researchers investigated how cancer genes lead to the breakdown of the capsule that prevents cancerous cells from invading the surrounding...
18.1.2021 Health news Major EU project will harness AI and genomics for disease prevention An international collaboration project to develop and implement novel genome-based disease prediction tools has received over 10 million euros...
15.1.2021 Teaching & studying at the University Record number of applications – 7,400 – to the international master’s programmes of the University of Helsinki The number of applications has grown fivefold in five years. The most popular degree programmes were the Master's Programme in Data Science and...
15.1.2021 Science news The Taita Research Station of the University of Helsinki celebrates its tenth anniversary For ten years now, the University of Helsinki has provided a base for studies with Africa at a multidisciplinary research station in Kenya. The...
14.1.2021 Language & culture Teeth pendants speak of the elk’s prominent status in the Stone Age What would it feel like to wear a coat, dress or skirt decorated with some 300 elk incisors? The elk was the most important animal to the people...
14.1.2021 Higher education & science policy Success in the competitive Academy of Finland PROFI6 call – €28.6 million to enhance research quality The funding is for supporting three profiling areas at the University: Understanding the Human Brain, Helsinki Institute for Social Sciences and...
14.1.2021 Life science news Micro-climate moulds and reshapes northern insect communities, herbivory and predation Climate and changes in it have direct impacts on species of plant and animals – but climate may also shape more complex biological systems like...
13.1.2021 Sustainability news Carnivore conservation can be improved by recognizing the divergences between scientific and Indigenous and Local Knowledge Divergences between scientific and Indigenous and Local Knowledge can provide a better understanding of why local pastoralists may be willing,...
