Finnish Center for Artificial Intelligence FCAI (external link)
A community of experts that brings together top talents in academia, industry and the public sector to solve real-life problems using both existing and novel AI.
The School of Science coordinates several world-class research hubs.
A community of experts that brings together top talents in academia, industry and the public sector to solve real-life problems using both existing and novel AI.
Aalto University is coordinating the Finnish Quantum Flagship — an eight year project uniting quantum science and technology research institutions and and companies throughout Finland.
The national Quantum Technology Finland (QTF) Centre of Excellence brings together scientific and technological excellence and cutting-edge research infrastructures to harness quantum phenomena in solid-state-based quantum devices and applications.
The School of Science and our researchers take part in a number of world-class research hubs.
Boosting the world’s bioeconomy by developing new bio-based materials with Aalto University and VTT, companies, and research organizations through a shared passion to create a sustainable future and a belief in innovations based on solid scientific foundations.
LIBER aims to create dynamic and soft hybrid materials with a capability to learn, adapt or response to the environment. LIBER combines eight research groups with expertise on molecular self-assembly, soft robotics, surfaces and interfaces, genetic engineering of proteins, biotechnological production of engineered biomolecules, and computational modelling.
To achieve human wellbeing in planetary boundaries, we need new sustainable solutions to wisely use our natural resources. The Bioinnovation Center especially focuses on innovations in sustainable bio-based materials, with special focus on textiles and packaging.
The GeneCellNano flagship is hosted by Aalto, Universities of Eastern Finland, Helsinki, Oulu, and Finnish Red Cross Blood Service.
Develops methods of applied mathematics and physics for the benefit of society
PREIN Flagship is a Photonics Research and Innovation platform focusing on
light-based solutions from scientific excellence to industrial and societal impact.
The School of Science and our researchers host and are involved in a number of world-class research hubs and initiatives.
Collaborative institute for research on information technology.
Strategic initiative set up by Aalto University and the University of Helsinki to ensure excellence in information security research and education.
Strategic initiative of neuroscience and neurotechnology
Need-driven medical technology strategic initiative
InstituteQ coordinates quantum research, education, and business in Finland
AScI is a strategic initiative of the Aalto University School of Science that promotes internationalisation through a variety of instruments.
OtaNano is Finland's national research infrastructure for micro-, nano-, and quantum technologies
The MAGICS infrastructure, uniquely integrates art and science for advanced research and learning. It offers tools for 4D digitization and measuring human behaviour in digital environments, supporting areas like AI, gamification, and immersive realities. It connects expertise from academia and industry, fostering robust partnerships and providing open access to its facilities for a wide user base.
ANI research infrastructure houses three functional neuroimaging modalities, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) at Advanced Magnetic Imaging (AMI) Centre, magnetoencephalography (MEG) at MEG Core and Aalto Behavioral Laboratory (ABL).
Infrastructure for high-level computational research.
The projects focus on atomically precise materials-engineering, LED-based thermal management and quantum methods in distributed networks.
The Rise to Challenge projects will develop AI-powered decision-making in healthcare, signal technology to scale up quantum information processing, higher-precision imaging technology and quantum computing applied to bio and DNA data.
The grants are used to study things like overheating quantum computers and early-stage water condensation on surfaces
Set to launch in autumn 2027, the multidisciplinary Bachelor's programme combines technology, business, arts, and design