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Sharetribe - a start-up company that has roots at Aalto - secured 1M dollars seed funding
Sharetribe - a start-up that has roots at Aalto CSE Department - secured 1M dollars seed funding at SLUSH in November 2014 from Finnish investors.
Aalto ranked second in the Nordic Business Schools
School of Business placed 29th in the ‘Financial Times European Business Schools Ranking 2014’.
What brain imaging tells about human brain, mind and emotions?
Today brain activities can be studied more accurately than ever before. Despite the sophisticated technologies, a mystery of humanity will prevail.
Industrial Internet transforms Finland’s challenges into opportunities
The industrial internet is one of the most important disruptive technologies at the moment, both in Finland and worldwide.
Dissertation release: Energy renovations make more sense at the district than at a building level
Energy-efficient renovation of residential districts. Cases from the Russian market
Asuinalueiden energiatehokas korjaaminen. Tapauksia Venäjältä
Asuinalueiden energiatehokas korjaaminen. Tapauksia Venäjältä
A small, round, compact mystery
Yellowish in colour, round in shape, this tiny little thing can, at least in theory, be transformed into something that is harder than diamond.
The Royal Technology Mission from Sweden visited Aalto University
The gropup was told about research and arts projects and innovation activities.
Petri Ala-Laurila receives 2014 Academy of Finland Award
Petri Ala-Laurila, one of Finland's most promising young biophysicists, is conducting research on the processing of visual data in neural circuits.
Brain disease and cancer - the big research challenges for the future
There are plenty of challenges ahead for researchers in the coming years as they develop treatments and medicines for taking care of and cure those.
Robotics Week raises awarness of the spread of robotics
The Robotics Roadmap would guide national developments in the field in the face of accelerating international competition
Professor Vesa Välimäki becomes IEEE Fellow
The world’s largest technical association IEEE elevates Professor Vesa Välimäki to the status of IEEE Fellow.
Aki Vehtari has been appointed Associate Professor of the Department of Biomedical Engineering and Computational Science
Vehtari's research uses Bayesian modelling to, for example, data analysis for neuroscience and disease risk prediction.
The OECD and Aalto University discuss enterprise
Innovations peak the interest of international experts
TEK Master’s Thesis of the Year awarded to Jarkko Luntta, M. Sc. in Structural Engineering
The findings of the thesis are important in ensuring the structural integrity of tall wood structures.
The bioeconomy has to be profitable
Technology leaders expanded on their bioeconomy plans and considered the role of universities in product development work.
Start-up entrepreneurs thank students for sparring sessions
Capstone course concept brings students from different major subjects together to work on real-life business projects.
Professor Adriaan van Heiningen admires Finnish perseverance
FiDiPro van Heiningen research focuses on innovative forest products biorefinery.
Jaakko Timonen awarded for best dissertation of the year
The research findings of the dissertation awarded by TEK and TFIF have been published in renowned international publications including Science.
Electronics from the forest
The bioeconomy offers a sustainable alternative for many of today's oil-based products.
Nobel Laureate: ‘Follow your passion’
Biochemist Edmond H. Fischer visited Aalto University. The energetic 94-year-old shared his experiences of his career as a researcher.