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Tuula Teeri appointed President of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences
Tuula Teeri will leave her position as the President of Aalto University probably in the late autumn.
Emotional expressions of love and loathing clearly differ in motions
Social eMotions research project of Aalto University culminates in an interactive dance performance.
Record-breaking tiny centenary celebration logo only a hundredth of a millimetre in size
The logo for Finland’s centennial was created from silicon with the same method as the world's smallest Aalto vase.
Algorithm can create a bridge between Clinton and Trump supporters
Twitter case study aims to minimize the controversies.
Aalto University endowment portfolio returned 6.1% in 2016
The purpose of the endowment is to generate additional funding for top quality research and education.
Aalto University and Saab sign a ten-year cooperation agreement
The aim is to strengthen their cooperation, especially in long-term sensor technology research.
Optimising energy consumption with the internet of things
Aalto University develops intelligent control of energy use in residential and office buildings in association with Finnish industry partners.
Election candidates engage in battles also in social media
An extensive analysis of online material showed that the voter is in danger of being forgotten when candidates have a go at each other.
Scholarships for the most promising information security students
F-Secure, Intel and Nixu partner with Helsinki-Aalto Center for Information Security HAIC in response to high demand for information security experts.
Students develop new innovations for a smart crane
Students and researchers develop new products and solutions at the Industrial Internet Campus using the open interfaces and data from the crane.
Eight Aalto teams in Helsinki Challenge semifinals
The Finland 100 jubilee year brings Finnish universities together to change the world.
A new method for converting wastewater nutrients into fertiliser
Nutrient emissions to waterways, and the energy consumption in the production of fertilisers will decrease.
ELFI: Engine for Likelihood-Free Inference facilitates more effective simulation
The Engine for Likelihood-Free Inference is open to everyone, and it can help significantly reduce the number of simulator runs.
The researchers created a tiny laser using nanoparticles
Researchers at Aalto are the first to develop a plasmonic nanolaser that operates at visible light frequencies and uses so-called dark lattice modes.
Hydropower in China impacts the flow of the Mekong River
The study shows that the hydropower operations considerably increased dry season flows and decreased wet season flows.
A new mutation mechanism was found in human and bacterial genomes
The genome’s rapid mutation can affect the resistance of bacteria.
Show it!
Design is a process that can be made more accessible when it is made visible.
Researchers of non-wetting surfaces and meanings of Renaissance fashion awarded €2 million EU grants
The European Research Council has awarded €2 million to the projects of Professor Robin Ras and Professor Paula Hohti.
Physicist Robin Ras receives 2 million euro ERC funding for research on non-wetting surfaces
In the future, new types of extremely non-wetting surfaces can be applied from everyday life to high-performance microfluidic devices.
Researchers discovered elusive half-quantum vortices in a superfluid
Gained understanding in quantum physics may be a step towards quantum computers.
