Out of Fashion – Aalto LASER Talks
Future visions and concrete steps towards the sufficiency paradigm in fashion
Future visions and concrete steps towards the sufficiency paradigm in fashion
The theme of the next seminar is AI for Music and Performance.
Aalto University celebrates its tenured professors with popular talks by the new tenure track professors of Associate or Full level.
A new type of drug could undercut antibiotic resistance, according to research from Aalto University. Instead of targeting the bacteria directly, the drug blocks key toxins involved in the infection process. This both reduces inflammation and makes the bacteria more vulnerable to antibiotics
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