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A recent study shows that this interest cannot be explained by a single factor; instead, the phenomenon is linked to a broader search for meaning, community and identity.

Finnish members of the Board of Directors of the Fulbright Finland Foundation are appointed by the Ministry of Education and Culture, and their term lasts four years.

This dissertation examines retention among skilled seasonal tourism professionals through a case study of ski instructors.

Brief questionnaire can help identify where communication and support are most needed.

Up to one in three people with Parkinson’s disease use at least one psychotropic medication. They were using psychotropics more frequently than controls already before the diagnosis, and the use increased as the disease progressed.

Materials development and the customisation of their properties are highly relevant global issues, as they support sustainable development and the green transition, says Arto Koistinen, a newly appointed Professor of Materials Technology.

A new study conducted at the University of Eastern Finland highlights the challenges faced by older immigrants in Finland when seeking social and healthcare services, employment and citizenship.

Eco-clubs to be set up in schools are central to self-sufficiency education, as they allow participants to engage in farm-to-fork practices.

Instead of a few lab tests, thousands or even millions of molecular features can be measured simultaneously from a single patient with today’s technologies. Fortino's research groups develops computational methods to help interpret this complex information.

When used effectively, data from electronic health records has great potential to enhance the understanding of healthcare changes and care quality.