News

Create your CV easily with the Research.fi profile tool

Aalto University’s researchers can now create a CV using the CV tool in the Research.fi – Profile Tool. The tool generates an editable Word CV based on your Research.fi profile information, following the official Finnish National Board on Research integrity (TENK) CV template.
Screenshot of a CV tool interface with options for CV and publication list settings. Download buttons are visible.
CV tool in the Research tool service

The CV tool enables you to generate a CV based on the information in your Research.fi profile, using the official TENK CV template. The CV is generated as an editable Word document, making it easy to update and tailor for different purposes such as funding or job applications.

Please note that using this feature requires creating your own profile in the Research.fi service. Your profile information is compiled from Aalto’s ACRIS research information management system and ORCID data.

Key features

  • Create a CV automatically based on your Research.fi profile
  • Uses the TENK CV template
  • Download as an editable Word document

Download your publication list

In addition to the CV, you can also download a publication list that includes all publications found in your Research.fi profile—useful for reporting, applications, and keeping your records up to date.

Research tool is developed by CSC - IT Center for Science. Read more about the Research tool: https://research.csc.fi/service/research-fi-profile-tool/ 

  • Updated:
  • Published:
Share
URL copied!

Read more news

Close-up of a complex gold-coloured machine with various wires and connectors.
Research & Art Published:

What does ‘quantum’ mean?

Two quantum researchers at Aalto University explain how the seemingly impossible becomes a part of everyday reality.
Samu Taulu
Appointments, Research & Art Published:

Samu Taulu develops next-generation brain imaging methods

Associate Professor of neurostimulation and neuroimaging Samu Taulu develops more precise methods for understanding the brain
Winners on stage for the EAA best student paper award
Awards and Recognition, Research & Art Published:

EAA Best Paper and Presentation Award for Young Researchers for postdoctoral researcher Thomas Deppisch

The awarded work shows how speech can be made clearer in noisy environments while still preserving directional cues
Curly-haired woman speaks into a microphone indoors, standing next to a screen.
Research & Art Published:

Professor Hanna Maylett: “Without time spent together, a shared vision cannot emerge”

According to Hanna Maylett, associate professor of film directing, a director doesn’t need to know all the answers; rather, their role is to create a process through which those answers can be discovered together.