Tapahtumia
A! Walk
A! Walks is a summer course centered around walking-based learning, exploring Otaniemi campus and its surrounding urban–natural spaces. Rather than standalone lectures or experiments, the program is designed as a curated sequence of sensory, interdisciplinary walks, guiding participants toward experiences in coexistence, awareness, action, and futures. If successful, A! Walks may be continued during the regular semester.
Public defence in Engineering Physics, M.Sc. Miika Rasola
Quantum Heat Engines in Superconducting Circuits (title of the thesis).
Public defence in Mechanical Engineering, MSc Maria Talvinko
Flavors of ventures, layers of context: Actions of small Finnish food and beverage ventures and how they change their landscapes (title of the thesis).
Public defence in Processing of Materials, M. Sc. (Tech.) Riina Aromaa-Stubb
Environmental impacts of processing secondary cobalt raw materials (title of the thesis).
Public defence in Design, Architect Jaana Hyvärinen
Prototyping for service – collaborative, transformative and translational practice (title of the thesis).
Public defence in Computer Science, M.Sc.(Tech.) Aleksi Ikkala
Learning to interact: simulating users with reinforcement learning in human-computer interaction (title of the thesis).
Visualise your research data, Nov 7, 2025
Learn about visualising your research data in this webinar organised in cooperation with KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
Weekly wellbeing yoga for staff starting 5.9.2025
Join us for a relaxing Friday afternoon yoga session where we gently prepare the body for the weekend
A! Walk
A! Walks is a summer course centered around walking-based learning, exploring Otaniemi campus and its surrounding urban–natural spaces. Rather than standalone lectures or experiments, the program is designed as a curated sequence of sensory, interdisciplinary walks, guiding participants toward experiences in coexistence, awareness, action, and futures. If successful, A! Walks may be continued during the regular semester.
A! Walk
A! Walks is a summer course centered around walking-based learning, exploring Otaniemi campus and its surrounding urban–natural spaces. Rather than standalone lectures or experiments, the program is designed as a curated sequence of sensory, interdisciplinary walks, guiding participants toward experiences in coexistence, awareness, action, and futures. If successful, A! Walks may be continued during the regular semester.
A! Walk
A! Walks is a summer course centered around walking-based learning, exploring Otaniemi campus and its surrounding urban–natural spaces. Rather than standalone lectures or experiments, the program is designed as a curated sequence of sensory, interdisciplinary walks, guiding participants toward experiences in coexistence, awareness, action, and futures. If successful, A! Walks may be continued during the regular semester.
Quickstart for University Teaching - pedagogical micro course
Start anytime! Online self-study course takes two hours to complete and is open to everyone in Aalto University.
Theses & Tomatoes: Start your studies with Pomodoro
Join us for guided studying and pick up tips for more effective work during Pomodoro sessions!
Guest talk: James Prather "Reimagining Introductory Programming in the Age of Generative AI"
James Prather from Abilene Christian University will give a guest talk at the Department of Computer Science
Professor of the Year 2025 Heidi Kuusniemi from the Tampere University will give a HAIC Talk on satellite navigation on Monday 11.10.2025.
A! Walk
A! Walks is a summer course centered around walking-based learning, exploring Otaniemi campus and its surrounding urban–natural spaces. Rather than standalone lectures or experiments, the program is designed as a curated sequence of sensory, interdisciplinary walks, guiding participants toward experiences in coexistence, awareness, action, and futures. If successful, A! Walks may be continued during the regular semester.
Advice and support on administrative issues for (new) BIZ teaching faculty -Autumn 2025
What everyone should know about teaching-related administrative issues?
