Highly Cited Articles
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Rebecca Viloma considers gaining insights from two top universities in Europe as the most interesting part of a double-degree programme
Rebecca applied to EIT Manufacturing Master’s programme although she had already been accepted to another programme. The programme description made her realize that the programme was fully in line with her interests and aspirations.
Recent Top Articles
Articles published in ABS 3-4* or JUFO-3 by our accounting faculty members since 2021 (Aalto University affiliated studies).
Hopealinja – Synthetic audio intermediator service
Connecting dementia patients with their relatives and others through a new simulated audio service that also analyzes patient’s cognitive wellbeing
Mimi – Dementia-oriented social technology
Mimi as a multi-device platform expands on the notion of having family, relatives and healthcare into one encompassing ‘safety net’.
MonCom – Communication and data gathering tool for mental health
MonCom takes steps towards better mental healthcare for everyone. With MonCom clients can manage and share their health data with care providers effortlessly.
Emergent by Antti Grundstén
These materials that we excavate brutally from the earth frighten, excite and worry me simultaneously. We rarely stop to think the origins of metals we consider human made or synthetic.
Homesick by Emilie Tuuminen
Ground is a state of mind. Homesick represents the processed feelings and mindscapes I went through on this personal journey. Being with the material and working with my hands acted as tools to find my way back to the missed comfort and serenity.
Grounded by Turkka Taipale
How to ground yourself? Instead of pushing forward, what if we would take a look back for a while? Could it help us to go forward? By looking at your personal journey it’s easier to see the growth. Rather than comparing yourself to others, take a look at the steps you have already taken. This is a tool to map yourself, to visualise your journey, to give more credit to yourself, to watch from the right perspective, to put things in perfect scale. To be grounded.
Decolonize your studies, fall 2021 (online)
Decolonize your studies is an introduction to decolonial thinking and practice where students will develop a critical lens to look at norms and power structures within their own disciplines.
How Did We Get Into This Mess, fall 2021 (online)
The course goes through the greatest utopias of modern technological, societal, cultural and economical planning to gain familiarity with cosmic scale stupidities and the possible strategies available for human civilisations to keep on going.
On Time: AMRI Emergency Stroke Unit
A student team has developed two service concepts based on AMRI technology. The project explored the potential benefits the concepts might offer in 2030 and 2040.
Clay for the Process by Katrīna Šatalova
In my project I put focus on the process of interaction with material. I work without sketches or expectations of the final outcome. My intention is to experience a full cycle of clay, so I prepare it myself straight from the ground. The practice reflects anthropologist’s Tim Ingold’s theory on thinking through making.
I Have Always Been Here by TaÃsa Helena
‘I have always been here’ is a ceramic and audio installation where women are invited to listen and connect to Mother Earth. The designer embodies the voice of the cosmos, summoning the sun and moon, the elements of nature and the cycle of life in one novel ancient ritual. The ceremony is set around ceramic rings centered by one sphere, that broadcasts the voice of the Earth.
In Search of Serenity by Hannakaisa Pekkala
The hand-sewed surfaces explore the connection between making, crafts and creativity. Focusing on simple crafts can offer calmness, a way to be
grounded and present through repetitive work led by intuition and freedom. The outcome is a dialogue between the fragile, subtle material and the working hands.
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AMRI Remote – A mobile MRI system for distant healthcare
The students envision that, in 2030, the most complex medical services of today, will feel as easy as a stroll in your backyard.
BUBA – A toolkit for remote pediatric diagnostics
BUBA is a device including a set of instruments designed for remote contact with a doctor. It will allow you to perform basic check-ups on your child without having to visit the doctor’s office.
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