The PREVENT-consortium aims at developing a neurobiologically and social scientifically informed understanding of prejudice and of the ways to reduce discrimination in everyday social encounters. #helsinkihealth #helsinkiuni https://t.co/d2AhNSfrYF
The PREVENT-consortium aims at developing a neurobiologically and social scientifically informed understanding of prejudice and of the ways to reduce discrimination in everyday social encounters. #helsinkihealth #helsinkiuni https://t.co/d2AhNSfrYF
Meet our 2021 board!
Here is the first part of our board introduction.
Meet our president Noora Honkola, and vice president Riina Nikulaine…
The Academy of Finland granted us 28.6 million euros to strengthen our strategic profiling and research quality! 🙌 The three supported areas are: 🔹 Understanding the Human Brain 🔹 Helsinki Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities 🔹Interdisciplinary Research for Health and Wellbeing A total of €100 million was granted to 12 Finnish universities in this sixth profiling funding round.
According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Ă„ikäs, studying Cell and SysÂtem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you unÂderÂstand the mechÂanÂisms of life and reasÂons beÂhind disÂeases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.
According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Ă„ikäs, studying Cell and SysÂtem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you unÂderÂstand the mechÂanÂisms of life and reasÂons beÂhind disÂeases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.
According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Ă„ikäs, studying Cell and SysÂtem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you unÂderÂstand the mechÂanÂisms of life and reasÂons beÂhind disÂeases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.
According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Ă„ikäs, studying Cell and SysÂtem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you unÂderÂstand the mechÂanÂisms of life and reasÂons beÂhind disÂeases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.
According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Ă„ikäs, studying Cell and SysÂtem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you unÂderÂstand the mechÂanÂisms of life and reasÂons beÂhind disÂeases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.
To broaden the understanding of what it means to be Finnish – that's what the upcoming exhibition at the National Museum of Finland aims for. Professor of Church History Tuomas Heikkilä conÂtribÂuted to scriptÂing.
How and why did the originally French Yellow Vests movement spread to Finland? Understanding global and transnational movements and their local adaptations is crucial, says @GwenBau. Watch her talk ⬇️ @helsinkiuni @CEREN_Helsinki #uudentiedonklubi https://t.co/HnMIPtgaOm
We now understand better how breast cancer spreads. Researchers defined a cancer invasion machinery, which is orchestrated by a frequently mutated cancer gene called Ras.
We now understand better how breast cancer spreads. @JuhaKlefstrom and his group defined a cancer invasion machinery, which is orchestrated by a frequently mutated cancer gene called Ras. #HelsinkiHealth #cancer #breastcancer #MedTwitter @amchelsinki https://t.co/xMbzsO8aVx
We now understand better how breast cancer spreads. @JuhaKlefstrom and his group defined a cancer invasion machinery, which is orchestrated by a frequently mutated cancer gene called Ras. #HelsinkiHealth #cancer #breastcancer #MedTwitter @amchelsinki https://t.co/xMbzsO8aVx
The new findings of @helsinkiuni researchers help understand the mechanisms of cancer spreading and reveal a cancer vulnerability. @JuhaKlefstrom #HelsinkiHealth https://t.co/QLBv6Fe0nT
The new findings of @helsinkiuni researchers help understand the mechanisms of cancer spreading and reveal a cancer vulnerability. @JuhaKlefstrom #HelsinkiHealth https://t.co/QLBv6Fe0nT
Eeva Haataja will defend the doctoral dissertation entitled "Understanding the role of gaze in momentary teacher-student scaffolding interaction during collaborative problem solving" on 28/01/2021. @EevaHaataja @helsinkiuni #HelsinkiEdu #gaze #eyetracking https://t.co/Gj9lLv0rwY
Suomen Akatemian myönsi meille 28,6 miljoonan euron kilpaillun rahoituksen tutkimuksemme laadun kehittämiseen kolmella profiloitumisalueella: 🔹 Ihmisen aivojen ymmärtäminen 🔹 Helsingin yliopiston humanistis-yhteiskuntatieteellinen instituutti 🔹 Monitieteinen terveyden ja hyvinvoinnin tutkimus Kansainvälinen paneeli arvioi hakemuksemme tällä kertaa Suomen parhaaksi.
28.6 million € of profiling funding to enhance our research quality. 🤩🍾Thank you @SuomenAkatemia! We will use it on 🔹understanding the human brain 🔹social sciences and humanities 🔹interdisciplinary research for health and wellbeing. #WeAreHelsinkiUni https://t.co/Mc3DECylku
"Wait a moment, I'll take a snapshot of my dish...📸🍽️". How many times have you heard this when at dinner with friends? Ansung Kim wants to understand how pictures in social media affect our food choices. She chose to pursue her studies in the Master’s Programme in Human Nutrition and Food-Related Behaviour because it offers a wide array of topics and the possibility to customise your own degree by choosing your own courses. The applications are now open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes. Apply before 15 Jan 2021.