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The journey of the comet "Chury" tracked by the European Rosetta probe will come to a climax on 13th August

The comet's tail will be at its longest and erosion at its strongest when the probe arrives tomorrow to its closest distance to the Sun.
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Good urban planning supports children's mobility

With good urban planning, it is possible to encourage children's active transportation and independent mobility such as walking and cycling.
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Around 60 per cent of boys aged 15-16 years and half of girls of the same age do physical exercise at the level recommended by the world Health Organisation WHO, i.e. a minimum of half an hour every day. According to another study, half of children over 12 do more than this recommended level.

Neurotechnology can benefit millions

Brain stimulation technology with its roots in Otaniemi is used as an aid in neurosurgery all over the world.
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Risto Ilmoniemi is one of the original developers of NBS technique. Equipment that utilises navigated brain stimulation is used in the BioMag Laboratory in the Hospital District of Helsinki and Uusimaa.

Aalto researchers aim to enrich the online news consumption after quantifying the controversies

The research focused on Twitter, but the methodology is applicable to other social media platforms as well.
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The left side of the figure is controversial (e.g. #beefban), while the right side is non-controversial (e.g. #germanwings).

Senior entrepreneurship is one option in lengthening careers

Entrepreneurs aged 50+ find support networks important
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The benefits of senior entrepreneurship for the society are often more social that economic.

Petri Myllym盲ki new HIIT director

Petri Myllym盲ki has been elected director of Helsinki Institute for Information Technology (HIIT).
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New carbon coating/sputtering system

A Leica EM ACE600 carbon thread evaporator and sputtering system is installed in Nanomicroscopy Center.
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Aalto-1 reaching great heights

The flight model of the nanosatellite is being assembled piece by piece with help of a well-written guidebook.
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Open-mindedness guides the new Centre for Quantum Engineering

The newly founded Centre for Quantum Engineering at Aalto University aims to bring science to everyday use as commercial products and applications.
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Finnish electric car owners don't even need a wallet

The charging business that utilises research done at Aalto University also attracts interest elsewhere in Europe.
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Matti Keloharju and Peter Nyberg's article approved to the Journal of Finance

Matti Keloharju, Peter Nyberg and Juhani Linnainmaa's article approved to the Journal of Finance.
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Researchers develop new concepts for a 5G mobile radio access technology

International consortium hopes to unlock spectrum above 6 GHz.
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Nanostructures can now be '3D printed鈥 using DNA

Three-dimensional nano-sized structures obtained from DNA using a new design method
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3D printed models of DNA nanostructures synthesised in the research. Picture: Erik Benson.

Karolin Kirschemann's article "Microfinance banks and financial inclusion" published at the Review of Finance

Karolin Kirschemann's article "Microfinance banks and financial inclusion" published at the Review of Finance
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Researchers demonstrated the first realization of invisible absorbers and sensors

Absorbers are completely transparent at non-operational frequencies.
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Scientists reveal 鈥渨oodquakes鈥

Wood and its response to stress or strain has been less known at a fundamental level 鈥 until now.
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Year rings show collapse as a result of the piston鈥檚 compression) The images taken by the camera clearly display the year rings of the wood. Comparing two consecutive images reveals the collapse of a year ring. This is seen in the picture on the right as a dark red stripe, which signifies a large local deformation. Picture: Markus Ovaska.

"Six research routes to steer transport policy", a research article published in Nature

Transport research is central to twenty-first-century global challenges that include energy provision, climate change and health.
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Solar energy creates Finnish work

Over half of the return of value in solar energy supply will remain in Finland.
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Perttu K盲h盲ri麓s dissertation ranked in top 5 in the IB field this year

Aalto University was the only European university among the finalists.
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Can you film debt?

A research project in the cinematic arts examines the transition of the welfare society and challenges the technical traditions of documentary film.
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Professor Susanna Helke's documentary films examine social transition.