Lauri Partanen

Lauri Partanen

University Lecturer
University Lecturer
T105 Chemistry and Materials
University Lecturer
Department of Chemistry and Materials Science

I want to make topics that chemistry and  chemical engineering students struggle with easier to understand. To this effect, the development of new teaching and assessment methods that facilitate both learning and well-being have been my passion ever since my first teaching assistant position at the University of Helsinki.

In addition to my pedagogical and educational psychology research, I have authored eighteen peer-reviewed publications on theoretical chemistry topics from computational ab initio simulations of atmospherically and electrochemically relevant processes to the development of new activity coefficient models for uni-univalent electrolytes in classical thermodynamics. This body of work has provided me with a strong theoretical background on the physical chemistry topics I teach.

Full researcher profile
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Postal address
Kemistintie 1 02150 Espoo Finland

Areas of expertise

Chemistry Education, Higher Education Pedagogy, Teaching and University Pedagogy, Educational Psychology, Assessment, Psychology of learning, Physical Chemistry, Quantum Mechanics, Computational Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Statistical mechanics, 116 Chemical sciences, 1 Natural sciences, 215 Chemical engineering, 2 Engineering and technology, 516 Educational sciences, 515 Psychology

Publications

Chemical engineering students’ perceptions of peer and self-assessment

Lauri J. Partanen, Viivi Virtanen, Henna Asikainen, Liisa Myyry 2024 European Journal of Engineering Education

Physical chemistry students’ learning profiles and their relation to study-related burnout and perceptions of peer and self-assessment

Lauri J. Partanen, Liisa Myyry, Henna Asikainen 2024 Chemistry Education Research and Practice

Hydrogen adsorption trends on two metal-doped Ni2P surfaces for optimal catalyst design

Lauri Partanen, Simon Alberti, Kari Laasonen 2021 Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

Hydrogen adsorption trends on various metal-doped Ni2P surfaces for optimal catalyst design

Lauri Partanen, Mikko Hakala, Kari Laasonen 2019 Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics