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

Young forest owners in Finland find it difficult to deviate from prevailing forest industry norms, a recent study by the University of Eastern Finland and the Natural Resources Institute Finland finds.

The Eastern Finland University Group summit brought together a wide range of key actors to discuss the deepening of collaboration and the continuation of the negotiations.

Nanoparticles can significantly enhance the delivery of different types of drugs. The PhD study showed there are many different aspects of nanoparticles that can be optimised.

Sauna bathing releases white blood cells into the bloodstream, a new study shows. Circulating white blood cells play a key role in the body’s defence against various pathogens and diseases.

MSc Maaz Ahmed Qureshi developed waveguide-integrated photodetectors using two-dimensional semiconductor materials on silicon nitride photonic chips.

The University of Eastern Finland is currently seeking participants for the new UEF Innovator programme, a fresh initiative to strengthen the university’s culture of innovation.

MSc Reinis Cimdins's research focuses on assessing forest structural complexity in boreal forests using laser scanning technologies such as airborne laser scanning and terrestrial laser scanning.

Introducing forest soil on an entryway doormat shifted the indoor microbiome closer to bacterial profiles found outdoors. In the future, interventions rebalancing the home microbiome could be used for health promotion.

The study found that companion animals and horses experience a wide range of experiences related to transportation and interpreted by humans, which appear entangled with human activities.