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The Most Downloaded Open Access Publications in research.aalto.fi portal

Aalto University's research portal, research.aalto.fi, offers a free open access publication platform. The list of the most downloaded open access articles will be updated once a year.
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Minimalist table lamp with round bulb and two beige panels, beside dried grass on a light background
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The Metex Prize 2026 winner is Hana Rehorc虒i虂kova虂

The Metex Prize is awarded for excellence in Master鈥檚 thesis work done in collaboration with a technology company or to promote the significance and use of design and art in Finnish industry.
Smiling woman with glasses in patterned dress and headband, standing indoors in soft light
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Ornamo Awards '26: The Design Forerunner Award to service designer Mariana Salgado

The鈥疍esign Forerunner Award鈥痝oes to service designer Mariana Salgado, who brings design into climate research and builds people鈥檚 participation in the sustainability transition.
Modern kitchen with a cook, hanging pans and a phone showing a chocolate brownie review
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Doctoral thesis: Kata Fodor examines sustainable diets 鈥 between the plate and the planet

In her doctoral thesis, Kata Fodor examines how more sustainable diets can be promoted through the design of environments, spaces, infrastructures, and cities.
Close-up of a microchip wafer on a metal probe station with fine gold test needles around it
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Five things everyone should know about photonics

Most of the digital devices we use daily rely on photonics. As artificial intelligence continues to grow, photonics will continue to make data centres more energy-efficient, says Paul Verrinder, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at Aalto University.