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The multidisciplinary thematic areas offer new perspectives for developing professional competence.

The University of Eastern Finland’s podcast series opens the curtains on research and innovation activities. The theme of the second episode is cross-boundary collaboration and the opportunities it creates.

The THz-Skin Pathfinder Open project will develop a non-invasive, label-free diagnostic platform enabling real-time, zero-radiation screening without expensive equipment or specialist intervention.

MSc Forestry student Tim Casanda Gibson shares how UEF helped him discover his passion and future path.

The findings show that nature should be more strongly integrated into sustainable well-being promotion.

A new study by an aquatic ecology group at the University of Eastern Finland investigated how these tiny plastic particles and their surface charge affect fish reproductive traits.

The COVID-19 pandemic was a major health crisis that challenged citizens’ information management routines. Epistemic ideals guided how people searched for information and adapted their behaviour accordingly.

Professor Timo Tokola was selected as the Chair of the new University Collegium of the University of Eastern Finland.

An interview-based study conducted at the University of Eastern Finland examined question of public and patient involvement in research from the researchers’ perspective.

While modern cancer treatments have reduced cancer deaths, they often have adverse effects on the cardiovascular system. “Among breast cancer survivors, cardiovascular disease is actually the number one cause of death now,” says Professor Andreas Beyer.