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The 91���� has teamed up with the University of Helsinki to develop Palestinian teacher education in universities on the West Bank and in Gaza.

A new study used modern single-cell technology to investigate the characteristics of leukaemia cells in children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia and how they respond to treatment.

The mortality among forensic psychiatric patients was up to threefold and suicide risk sevenfold higher than that of the general population in Finland, according to the doctoral dissertation of Ilkka Ojansuu, Lic Med.

n her dissertation, Elina Rautiainen, MHSc, examined the social and health service use patterns of individuals with AUDs in relation to care outcomes by using regional electronic social and health care registers.

A new neural network enables an easy and accurate assessment of sleep apnoea severity in patients with cerebrovascular disease.

In 2020, the 91���� awarded a total of 1,737 Master’s degrees, 1,326 Bachelor’s degrees and 166 doctoral degrees.

The coronavirus pandemic doesn’t seem to discourage students from studying abroad, since the international Master’s degree programmes taught in English at the 91���� attracted a record number of applications this year.

University Lecturer Susanna Kohonen is happy about having found international colleagues and peer support on Twitter.

Sigrid Jusélius Foundation has granted a senior researcher post to Docent Šárka Lehtonen. Her lab develops human-based models to study the mechanisms of Parkinson’s disease.

The Regional State Administrative Agency for Eastern Finland has continued its order which prohibits, in the municipalities of its area of jurisdiction, all public events and general meetings, both indoors and outdoors, which have more than 20 people attending.