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DIEM welcomes its researchers and doctoral candidates
The most recent DIEM international researchers come from Spain, Romania, South Korea and the USA. Who are they and how do they experience Finland?
2017 Best Physics Doctoral Dissertation and Teacher of the Year prizes awarded
€3,000-prizes were awarded for three Best Doctoral Dissertations in recognition of research and one for Teacher of the Year.
Three public sector organisations take part in Hackathon course
130 students will conceptualise and implement digitalisation projects.
Konecranes assignment inspired students to build smart prototypes
Students designed an assistive tool for the Konecranes' overhead crane.
Master’s student Daniel Bruzual successfully combined software containers with Internet of Things
Bruzual presented his research on the Internet of Things at the Docker conference.
Recent graduate Klaudia Krawiecka received the 2017 national information security Master thesis of the year award
Klaudia’s thesis introduced a new technique that uses widely available trusted hardware for protecting user’s passwords and other sensitive data on the web.
Students assessed the information flow on chemical safety
The European Chemicals Agency was satisfied with the results and is planning to commission a continuation for the project.
EIT Digital Master School kicks-off in Espoo
From October 19-21, approximately 300 international students will gather in Otaniemi for the yearly Kick-Off of the EIT Digital Master School.
Finnish design that conquered Burning Man can be utilised even in human settlements in Mars
The Cosmic Egg was built to the Nevada desert with the help of more than fifty volunteers.
Creative and smart digital services for public sector organisations developed at PSHACK100 course
Students are expected to bring forward innovations to support a client-centred approach.
A night at the galaxy – students of IDBM Challenge created a multisensory space journey
Have you ever dreamt about exploring space? Or simply wondered if you will be able to spend a night up there during your lifetime? These were the questions that the students of IDBM Master’s programme asked – and the end result was a space odyssey.
Students and researchers got together in Computer Science Research Day
Research Day was jointly organized by the departments of Computer Science and Communications and Networking
Aalto Bachelor's programme in Science and Technology in English to start in 2018
The graduates will be top-level experts of digital society. The first majors are Data Science and Digital Systems and Design.
Finns enjoy success at Nordic Collegiate Programming Contest (NCPC)
More than 250 teams took part in the competition, and four of the top ten teams were from Finland.
Shapers of the future: curious and unique
No one knows what jobs people will be busy with in the coming decades, yet universities are supposed to educate people for this great unknown. How can this be done?
Data Star (Datatähti) programming competition for comprehensive school and upper secondary school pupils with design and implementation of algorithms as theme
The preliminary round of the Data Star competition is open for anyone, and you can participate online.
Learning business competence online – Aalto involved in cooperation between universities
Online business studies offer business knowledge to other than business students anywhere, any time.
Developing design learning
More collaboration with Art Education in Aalto University and SuoMu, the Finnish Association of Design Learning
School of Business’ Partnership corporations met students in Otaniemi
Companies introduced themselves to students in the Partnership Day event, which was also attended by both the CEMS Master's Programme and the Finnish Business School Graduates.
Digitalization facilitates cross-cultural encounters in health care
Aalto University researchers and students develop a new app for cross-cultural education targeted for health care professionals.
