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Bachelor’s Degree Programme in Information Technology student Mohammad Kazemi came to UEF after 14 years in teaching, determined to follow his lifelong passion for computer science, and soon found the freedom, support, and calm environment he had been seeking.

Forests have always been part of Badar Khan’s life. Inspired by his family’s agricultural roots and his grandfather’s work in forestry, Badar decided to follow in his footsteps.

For the first time in its history, the university surpassed the milestone of more than 200 doctoral degrees awarded.

Large-scale field experiment with Finnish ice fishers explores human decision-making strategies.

Fiia Söderholm, Lejish Vettikkat Parameswaran, Milla Rosenlund and Eloi Schmauch received the Doctoral Researcher Awards. Professor Anne-Mari Souto was recognised with the Doctoral Supervisor Award.

Commitment to climate action, together with climate hope, can be a constructive way for individuals to channel their climate worry and climate anxiety.

A recent study has found that a small proportion of internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles produce 50% of the harmful fine particle emissions generated by passenger cars in Finland.

The University of Eastern Finland’s new podcast series opens the curtains on research and innovation activities. The opening episode explores how to combine a career as a top researcher and an innovator.

The results indicate that peatland restoration can contribute to between 2 and 6 CO2-equivalent tons per hectare of annual climate mitigation, in a one-hundred-year assessment perspective.

Neste is making donations to three Finnish universities. The funding is intended to foster groundbreaking catalysis research.