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Finnish electric car owners don't even need a wallet
The charging business that utilises research done at Aalto University also attracts interest elsewhere in Europe.
Matti Keloharju and Peter Nyberg's article approved to the Journal of Finance
Matti Keloharju, Peter Nyberg and Juhani Linnainmaa's article approved to the Journal of Finance.
Researchers develop new concepts for a 5G mobile radio access technology
International consortium hopes to unlock spectrum above 6 GHz.
Nanostructures can now be '3D printed鈥 using DNA
Three-dimensional nano-sized structures obtained from DNA using a new design method
Karolin Kirschemann's article "Microfinance banks and financial inclusion" published at the Review of Finance
Karolin Kirschemann's article "Microfinance banks and financial inclusion" published at the Review of Finance
Researchers demonstrated the first realization of invisible absorbers and sensors
Absorbers are completely transparent at non-operational frequencies.
Scientists reveal 鈥渨oodquakes鈥
Wood and its response to stress or strain has been less known at a fundamental level 鈥 until now.
"Six research routes to steer transport policy", a research article published in Nature
Transport research is central to twenty-first-century global challenges that include energy provision, climate change and health.
Solar energy creates Finnish work
Over half of the return of value in solar energy supply will remain in Finland.
Perttu K盲h盲ri麓s dissertation ranked in top 5 in the IB field this year
Aalto University was the only European university among the finalists.
Can you film debt?
A research project in the cinematic arts examines the transition of the welfare society and challenges the technical traditions of documentary film.
Robin Stitzing Wins Best Poster Award at EAERE Annual Conference
Doctoral Student Robin Stitzing (Department of Economics) won the Best Poster Award at EAERE Annual Conference.
Funding for research in healthcare
The Health Capital project, which Aalto is a part of, receives funding from Finnish Techonology Industries Big data is a big part of the project.
Department of Computer Science puts effort on industry cooperation both in research and teaching
The department cooperates with industry in all the important research areas.
Aalto University to build Finland鈥檚 Centenary Satellite
Finland will celebrate it鈥檚 100 years as an independent country by sending a special satellite to orbit in 2017.
Growth entrepreneur can gain momentum from support euros
An Aalto University study shows that growth entrepreneurship policy is also financially worthwhile policy.
Emmi Ruokokoski:" Atom gases have multiple uses"
In her thesis, Ruokokoski studied the creation, stability and dynamics of different textures using various methods.
Robin Dunbar: We can have about 150 friends
On average, a person can have a maximum of 150 friends and acquaintances with whom he/she can maintain permanent social relationships.
Big data enters the social sciences
Aalto hosted the first International Conference on Computational Social Science
Big data came to social sciences
Big data came to social sciences
Towards a smart, networked and cybersecure digital society
The 5G technology entering the market at the end of the decade may make denial-of-service attacks impossible.