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Ville Jokinen has been appointed to a fixed term Associate Professor position in the Department of Chemistry and Materials Science

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Ph.D. Ville Jokinen has been appointed to a five-year fixed term Associate Professor position in the Department of Chemistry and Materials Science, commencing on 1 June 2025. The professorship is in the field of microfabrication.
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Associate Professor Ville Jokinen. Photo: Aalto University, Juuso Mäntykivi

Jokinen received his doctorate from the University of Helsinki in 2011. Following this, he worked as a researcher at the University of Helsinki’s Faculty of Medicine and at Aalto University. Most recently, he has worked as a Senior University Lecturer in the Department of Chemistry and Materials Science at the Aalto University.

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