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Autoethnography of Techno-Spiritual Practices at CHI 2025

Doctoral Researcher Xiaran (Sarah) Song鈥檚 paper titled 鈥淲alking in My Shoes: An Autoethnography of Techno-Spiritual Practices鈥 has been accepted at the prestigious CHI Conference
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Woman sitting on a concrete ledge in a modern church, with a crucifix on the wall and wooden doors behind her.

Constructive feedback from students is taken into account and used as a basis for developing practices in the programmes

At the School of Business, the AllWell? survey is one of the most important ways for students to give feedback on their own programme and the university's services in general
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14 projects selected for seed funding to boost collaboration between Aalto, KU Leuven, and University of Helsinki

The funded projects lay the groundwork for future joint research endeavors, reinforcing the strategic partnership鈥檚 goal to fostering impactful and interdisciplinary collaboration.
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Three happy students. Photo: Unto Rautio

Oasis is ending. How will you take action?

As the Oasis of radical wellbeing project is coming to an end, what message will it leave you with?
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A woman is walking on a gravel road in a summer field landscape, away from the camera. Her black t-shirt reads Oasis of radical wellbeing.

We might feel love in our fingertips 鈥撯 but did the Ancient Mesopotamians?

A multidisciplinary team of researchers studied a large body of texts to find out how people in the ancient Mesopotamian region (within modern day Iraq) experienced emotions in their bodies thousands of years ago, analysing one million words of the ancient Akkadian language from 934-612 BC in the form of cuneiform scripts on clay tablets.
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Modern and Mesopotamian people experience love in a rather similar way. In Mesopotamia, love is particularly associated with the liver, heart and knees. Figure: Modern/PNAS: Lauri Nummenmaa et al. 2014, Mesopotamian: Juha Lahnakoski 2024.

AI helps detect the severity of diabetes-related eye disease

This advance could enable many new diagnostic applications in the future
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Close-up of a human eye with yellow light reflecting in the pupil, highlighting the eyelashes and iris.

What makes nature restorative? Aalto University researchers explore Finnish forests and Japanese gardens

Biodiversity is central to the restorative power of Finnish forests.
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A serene Japanese garden with a pond, rocks, and various trees, including vibrant red and green foliage.

Grief聽support group for those who have lost a loved one

In spring 2025, a support group will be organized for Aalto students and employees who have lost a loved one.
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Picture by Mikko Huotari.

Digital doula helps mothers-to-be face the fear of childbirth

Aalto University introduces 12 new world-changing innovations at Slush. On of them is digital doula Natal Mind, a mobile app designed to support the emotional and mental journey undergone by mothers-to-be.
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Artificial intelligence models have been used in the design of the Natal Mind app and especially the cartoon-like digital therapists.

Malicious social media bots increased significantly during the COVID19 pandemic

A groundbreaking joint study by Aalto University and the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) has revealed critical insights into the role of bots in shaping public health discourse during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly on Twitter.
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A person holds a phone showing the Twitter profile, with mask emojis in the header. A plant is in the background.

Support for students impacted by the situation in the Middle East

The university supports and helps students in dealing with the crisis
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Echoes in the brain: Why today鈥檚 workout could fuel next week鈥檚 bright idea

In a rare, longitudinal study, researchers from Aalto University and the University of Oulu tracked one person鈥檚 brain and behavioural activity for five months using brain scans and data from wearable devices and smartphones.
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Ana Triana was herself the subject of the research, monitored as she went about her daily life. Photo by Matti Ahlgren.

New research project aims for earlier dementia risk detection

Aalto University researchers Shrikanth Kulashekhar and Hanna Renvall have received funding from the Finnish Research Impact Foundation to develop diagnostics for early detection of dementia risk. The need is great, as there are at least 50 million people with memory problems worldwide, a number that is expected to double in the following 20 years.
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Shrikanth Kulashekhar (right in the photo) is preparing the upcoming experiment in the park. Diana Kulashekhar is left in the photo. Photo by Marika Itkonen.

Keys to your wellbeing series is in Aaltogether

The Aaltogether Keys to your wellbeing series: science-based articles, podcasts, videos, trainings and exercises for the community.
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5 people seen from above in the woods examining something together.

How to live a good life? Art of Living MOOC by Frank Martela

This massive open online course on how to live a good life is lectured by Ph.D., assistant professor Frank Martela. The course is produced by the Oasis of Radical Wellbeing project and it is part of Aalto鈥檚 lifewide learning portfolio. The course was launched on May 30th, 2023
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You still have time to register 色色啦 Wellbeing Week 2024 events

Wellbeing week offers you a lot of events
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Appreciative encounter - join interactive group coaching

A totally new kind of training open for all Aaltonians starts 7 October 鈥 as a participant you will get concrete tools for appreciative interaction both in your work and studies
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Kristiina "Kiikki" Huotari: I want to be growing goodness

'If you look at things from the perspective of love, you are always looking from the right perspective. Then there is room for everyone.'
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Kristiina Huotari outside of the office.

Finding love: Study reveals where love lives in the brain

Researchers from Aalto University utilised functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to measure brain activity while subjects mulled brief stories related to six different types of love.
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The brain in love: the image shows brain areas that activate in association with the most intensely felt forms of interpersonal

Training card offer at UniSport Otaniemi and free break exercise on campuses!

UniSport is a sports centre for students and staff of the University of Helsinki, Aalto University, Hanken and the University of the Arts Helsinki, offering affordable and diverse services for people of all fitness levels. Take advantage of the UniSport Otaniemi training card offer and take breaks during the day with the Carefree Shoulders break exercise sessions.
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