Lauri Uotinen
Staff Scientist
Staff Scientist
T214 Civil Engineering
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Young Rock Engineer Award
n October 2020, the ISRM Board decided to institute the ISRM Young Rock Engineer Award, to acknowledge excellence in the field of rock engineering by ISRM members who are in early stages of their career.<br/><br/>The ISRM Young Rock Engineer Award is conferred in recognition of one or more of the following achievements in rock engineering practice:<br/><br/> - novelty of the nominee's contribution to solve engineering problems and/or develop original design solutions;<br/> - pioneering in the use of materials and/or methods;<br/> - contribution to sustainable engineering practices;<br/> - contribution to and promotion of the engineering profession.<br/><br/>The award shall be conferred by the ISRM President, on an annual basis, to a nominee meeting the following requirements at the time of submission of the application:<br/><br/> - be an ISRM individual member;<br/> - have a maximum age of 40 years;<br/> - have worked in rock engineering within the relevant industry for a period of about five to ten years.<br/><br/>Nominations for the award shall be by the nominee's National Group, or by some other person or organization acquainted with the nominee's work. Self-nominations are not accepted.
Award or honor granted for academic or artistic career
Department of Civil Engineering
Sep 2021
Aalto University School of Engineering Award for Achievements in Teaching 2019
Postdoctoral Researcher Mateusz Janiszewski and Staff Scientist Lauri Uotinen received the 2019 Award for Achievements in Teaching.<br/>The grounds for selection stated that Lauri Uotinen and Mateusz Janiszewski have used new technology in developing a virtual learning environment (VR). In co-operation with teachers from different fields they have produced a virtual underground tunnel.<br/>The virtual environment allows students to practice and complete learning assignments at their own pace and as many times as is required before entering the physical tunnel environment, with instructions available to students throughout the process.<br/>Alongside their development work, Uotinen and Janiszewski have also conducted educational research, studying the usefulness of the newly developed environment from a students’ point of view. Students have appreciated the new learning environment and found it useful and a good support for completing the actual learning assignment. The new environment also promotes students’ well-being by increasing flexibility and support in the learning process.<br/>Study results show that students’ learning outcomes have improved as well. The environment has been developed further with help from student feedback.<br/>
Award or honor granted for a specific work
Department of Civil Engineering
Jan 2020
Best poster award
Awarded for Eurocodes in Hard Rock Engineering in Finland
Award or honor granted for a specific work
Department of Civil Engineering
Sep 2012
Best poster award
Awarded for Semiautomatic characterization of rock masses using photogrammetry, 3D printing technology and ground penetrating radar
Award or honor granted for a specific work
Department of Civil Engineering
Sep 2013
Sinorock prize for Best Paper by Young Person outside China
Awarded for paper Design of sprayed concrete as hard rock reinforcement using yield-line theory
Award or honor granted for a specific work
Department of Civil Engineering
Jun 2013
Forskningsgrupp
- Mineral Based Materials and Mechanics, Staff Scientist