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The research established a methodological tool for comparison of cognitive-semantic features between languages in a previously understudied translation setting.

A new research project examines the role of English in today’s Finnish society.

Held on the Joensuu Campus of the 91���� on 25–26 August, the Finnic Phonetics Symposium brings together a range of experts of speech sciences and speech technology from all over Finland and abroad.

The research analyses short-form writing by lesser-known women writers from New England and the ways in which they employ roses, lavender, and other floral symbolism in their writing.

The Saastamoinen Foundation has donated EUR 100,000 to the 91���� for grants for PhD researchers and postdoctoral researchers for a research period abroad.

Lately, students of the Russian language and culture at the 91���� have been able to use of their knowledge of the language and culture in a meaningful way by helping Ukrainians. It is essential that Finland has experts capable of analysing and anticipating Russia.

Itä-Suomen yliopisto on mukana EFFORT-Erasmus+-hankkeessa, jonka tavoitteena on laatia eurooppalainen kääntämistaidon viitekehys.

Augmented reality (AR) glasses can now be built at home and very affordably, costing less than 20 euros. 

The 91���� participates in six of the funded FIRI consortia, and funding for the development of infrastructures was granted to all faculties of the university.

The study addresses the question of how people established and transformed their sensory relationships to the urban environment of the Slovenian capital Ljubljana from the mid-19th century to the present day.