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Aalto-Primo customer survey

We would like to hear your opinion. The survey is open until September 3rd.
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Aalto University changed Aalto-Finna search service to Aalto-Primo in the late 2020 and now we wish to get feedback for using Aalto-Primo.

With this survey we aim to understand how using Aalto-Primo is and how to possibly make it better in the future.

The survey is anonymous and it only takes a couple of minutes to fill out.

The survey is open until September 3rd.

Contact information: Harald Herlin Learning Centre

Contact information of the Learning Centre as a whole. Our main service point is Harald Herlin Learning Centre at Otaniementie 9, Espoo.

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Front and back covers of book called Unfolding Public Art. Text in red, book covers in sand colour.
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Kaksi perhosen muotoon taivutettua neuletekstiilinäytettä rinnakkain: toinen on harmaanruskea, toinen sähköisen vihreä.
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FinnCERES and the joint Nordic research project on smart textiles are showcased at the World Circular Economy Forum in Brussels

The exhibition features innovative bioeconomy products and prototypes of textiles responsive to temperature and light.
Ursula von der Leyen in her opening speech
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The New European Bauhaus festival brought together European decision-makers and experts in cross-sectoral sustainable development

Aalto University participated in the New European Bauhaus Festival with its sustainable construction exhibition, Time out! Rethinking construction.
Olli Ikkana in Otaniemi, photo by Lasse Lecklin.
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Bioinspired colours and adaptable materials - Professor Olli Ikkala's third EU project builds on living systems

Department of Applied Physics Professor Olli Ikkala received his third Advanced Grant from the European Research Council (ERC) on 11 April 2024. The funding amounts to €2.5 million and the project will run for five years.