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Researchers at Aalto University have, for the first time, established a carbon budget for construction in Finland. Their calculations show that construction in Finland is currently permitted to generate a carbon footprint dozens of times higher than the sustainable level.
Aalto University's spinout companies, including quantum company IQM and satellite company ICEYE, have raised approximately EUR 2.6 billion in funding since 2010.
The Northern Hemisphere’s peatlands are being reshaped not just by heat, but by moisture, says a unique study––the first to span two decades. Many areas have switched from greening to decline in the 2010s.
Over more than four decades of research in wood chemistry, Vuorinen has had a wide-ranging impact on science, industry and society
Many of today’s devices would not exist without quantum technology, but the most exciting applications are still on the horizon
Fundamental research into new materials is at the heart of Karppinen’s work. What she is most proud of is her students, whose expertise benefits companies and society.
Come and learn about the present and future of food systems!
Game jam in November in Marsio
Tuomas Rasila is the founder and CEO of Sensofusion, a Finnish defense-tech company developing technology to detect and counter drone threats.
Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance has long been thought the strongest polar ship of its time. But what if the heroic narrative we bought into isn’t the whole truth? Sea‑ice scientist, Professor Jukka Tuhkuri (Aalto University) uncovers evidence that challenges the century‑old narrative of why the ship was lost.
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Aalto University’s campus is home to thousands of species. Nature recovers and flourishes through gentle care and room to grow.
Through never-before-seen sketches, photographs, videos and interviews spanning from the mid 90s to 2017, online visitors can access the inner-workings of Nokia Mobile Phones to learn how design ideas shaped our world.
The hands-on projects in Marvelous Materials encourage creative experimentation using ingredients from household cupboards, nature and even your compost bin
Biomaterials and 3D-printing conjure a sparkle out of wood without harming people or the environment
Inspired by the saying that you should walk a mile in someone’s shoes to understand them, the ‘Walk in my shoes’ series aims to share some of the experiences, thoughts, perspectives and challenges faced by members of the Aalto community.
Aalto University has produced a film to highlight its creative culture.
