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Maarit Korpi-Lagg vaalean ep盲tarkan taustan edess盲 katsoen viistoon vasemmalle
Awards and Recognition, Research & Art Published:

Maarit Korpi-Lagg received funding to develop a smarter way to model the Sun鈥檚 magnetic field

Jane ja Aatos Erkko Foundation granted Professor Korpi-Lagg and the team EUR 295 000 in funding
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Scientific merit and fostering new talent land two major physics prizes

Prominent quantum professors P盲ivi T枚rm盲 and Jukka Pekola were awarded not just for their strong scientific work, but also for the massive impact they鈥檝e had on the quantum community in Finland and abroad.
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Artificial intelligence accelerates materials research 鈥 thesis brought new perspectives to Betolar's development work

Aalto University student Edvard Ohlstr枚m examined Betolar's new AI-based approach to analysing industrial side streams in his Master's thesis.
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Cooperation, Press releases, Research & Art, University Published:

New Fundamentals: ELLIS Institute Finland launches with bold scientific ambitions

AI and ML for transforming R&D, enhancing human-AI teamwork, and creating exciting new science
Frank Martela
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AI meets the conditions for having free will 鈥 we need to give it a moral compass

AI is advancing at such speed that speculative moral questions, once the province of science fiction, are suddenly real and pressing, says Finnish philosopher and psychology researcher Frank Martela.

Our experts in the media

Happiness 鈥榣ights up鈥 similar areas on both modern and ancient body maps, with the exception of the liver, which was more significant for the ancient Mesopotamians. Figure: Modern/PNAS: Lauri Nummenmaa et al. 2014, Mesopotamian: Juha Lahnakoski 2024.

Lahnakoski and others examined how the inhabitants of Mesopotamia almost 3000 years ago mapped emotions onto the human body

P盲ivi T枚rm盲 leads the SuperC 2033 consortium, which has just received substantial funding from two Finnish foundations. Photo: Mikko Raskinen/Aalto University

Scientists Think 鈥楬urricanes of Light鈥 Could Future-Proof the Internet

鈥滿eid盲n on tuotava arkiel盲m盲n tietoja laboratorioon, jotta saamme kokonaiskuvan siit盲, miten tottumuksemme muokkaavat aivoja", sanoo Ana Triana.

This Is How Long One Bad Night's Sleep Actually Impacts You For 鈥 And I'm Horrified

Timo Vuori

Timo Vuori says in the interview (in Finnish) that emotional skills are now considered as a competitive factor.

Vili Lehdonvirta, ph贸to: Mikko Raskinen, Aalto University

New Research Finds Stark Global Divide in Ownership of Powerful AI Chips

From left: Mikko Sams, P盲rttyli Rinne and Linda Henriksson.

Scientists Reveal Where the Brain Feels Love鈥攁nd Which Type Is Strongest

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Board approved the financial plan 2026鈥2029

The Aalto University Foundation Board鈥檚 meeting was held on campus 10-11 June, 2025
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For Aalto community Research & Art, Studies Published:

CCA Research Funding available for cross-school and cross-disciplinary research collaborations

The internal research funding of cross-cutting approaches aims to support innovative, cross-disciplinary research initiatives at Aalto University. We are looking for blue-sky thinking and significant impact on the future society. Deadline for proposals is 14 October 2025.
FIBRATIONS exhibition in Heureka. Photo: Susanna Oksanen.
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Aalto students' art and science work Mama depicts the often invisible roles of mothers and women

The FIBRATIONS exhibition opens on 10 June at Heureka, a Finnish Science Center in Vantaa. It showcases student work at Aalto University that combines math and arts. One of the six student groups created a giant art and science piece Mama, which resembles a womb and represents motherhood, femininity and balance.
A collage of diverse scenes including people, abstract art, green-lit lab jars, and glowing objects under black light.
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Tidbits for material bank use: free crop, gallery view

You can free crop a selected image in the material bank before you download it. There is a gallery view option, too, when scrolling images per folder.

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Upcoming events at the school

Poster for Secure Systems Demo Day 2025, held on June 16 at 14:00-18:00 in the Business School building, Aalto University.
Conferences, Lectures and seminars, Networking

The Secure Systems Demo Day is an annual meet-up for researchers and students in academia and industry and gives an overview of the current cybersecurity research going on in Finland鈥檚 capital area.
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Public defences

Public defence in Computer Science, M.Sc.(Tech.) Tarmo Nurmi

Multilayer networks: phenomena, theory, and practice (title of the thesis).
For Aalto community Networking, Languages and multiculturality, Other staff training

Aalto Finnish language caf茅

Would you like to discuss technical topics in Finnish?
Join the Aalto Finnish language caf茅 to practice your Finnish fluency and vocabulary.
AQP seminar profile
For Aalto community Lectures and seminars

Student stories

A dire need for experts in mathematics and analytical reasoning opened a world of possibilities for Matilde Costa

A fascinating course offering, the opportunity for paid summer internships, and high-quality education. Aalto University鈥檚 Mathematics and Operations Research programme was the right choice for Matilde Costa, who has a passion for algebra and number theory.

Matilde Costa at the learning centre

"It is a privilege to have this much freedom of choice鈥 鈥 master's programme opened up top-notch research opportunities and career paths from electronics to machine learning

Appealing opportunities for interesting summer jobs and the prospect of conducting a thesis in a preferred subject drew Evren Korkmazgil to enroll in the Engineering Physics master's programme at Aalto University.

Evren

Information networks brought Ruusu Kukkurainen and Ida Koponen together 鈥 podcast hosts talk openly about highs and lows of student life

Ida Koponen and Ruusu Kukkurainen host a podcast in which they share their experiences as university students.

Pulpetissa-podcast

Master's student Anna Huttunen: 鈥楲istening to others can help you listen to yourself鈥

Anna Huttunen, a multi-year student tutor and current wellbeing ambassador, shares her thoughts on student wellbeing and how it could be improved.

Anna Huttunen

Emil Str氓ka: It鈥檚 interesting to see physicists and chemists complement each other鈥檚 expertise

'It鈥檚 interesting to see how physicists and chemists can be looking at the same system, and yet arrive at very different conclusions, questions, and results. In LIBER Center of Excellence, you can see the expertise from different disciplines.'

Emil Str氓ka, photo by Linda Lehtovirta.

Leila Arstila: As a recent graduate, I have a whole world ahead of me

'We could learn to listen to ourselves and be kinder to ourselves. After burning out, it's really hard to climb back up. It would be easier to stop before the fall.'

Leila Arstila, photo by Linda Lehtovirta
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