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Love Data Week Feb. 8-12 2021

Love Data Week is dedicated to spreading awareness of the importance of research data management. Take part in international events!

Love Data Week Feb. 8-12 2021 is dedicated to spreading awareness of the importance of research data management. The theme of the week in 2021 is Data: Delivering a Better Future.

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Photo by Mikael Nyberg, University of Turku
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This is how smart textiles can look like: self-cleaning cotton or a colour-changing print

An article by YLE Svenska about 'Beyond e-Textiles' project and 'Interlaced' exhibition at the University of Turku
A ship in the sea
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Ammonia – a new green energy solution? Research project receives €2.5 million in funding

Ammonia is a promising alternative fuel for the marine industry and for storing green hydrogen, but there are many question marks over its use.
People sitting around a table with papers, pencils, and colorful hexagon cards.
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A new project in Espoo aims to improve disparities in children's learning outcomes – with the goal of preventing social segregation

Supporting children's learning skills has a major impact on their further education and employment, among other things.
Mukana UKK-karkeloissa pyörivät myös valtapeleissä syrjään sysätyt UKK:n kilpailijat sekä tarinan viehko kertoja, Lottotyttö. Kuva: Kapsäkki.
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Can the impact of performing arts be measured? Researchers record applause and CO2 levels in Kapsäkki's UKK musical

The UKK musical, produced by Music Theatre Kapsäkki and Greta Production, is a vibrant cabaret about Finland’s political history during the era of President Kekkonen. Its impact is now being studied scientifically. The research, conducted in collaboration with Aalto University's MAGICS infrastructure, Greta Production, and Kapsäkki, measures audience and performer experiences through innovative methods, including various sensors and surveys.