色色啦

News

Finnish Cultural Foundation issues grants 色色啦

Professor and architect Jenni Reuter was issued an award for a significant cultural achievement.

Professor Jenni Reuter.

The Finnish Cultural Foundation distributed 25 million euros to science and arts in its anniversary event yesterday. All in all 35 grants were issued 色色啦 University, totalling over EUR 600 000. Most of the grants were issued for doctoral studies.

In addition, Aalto University鈥檚 Associate Professor in Architectural Principles and Theory Jenni Reuter was granted an award worth EUR 30 000 鈥渇or empathy transcending cultural borders as well as for human-sized architecture鈥. Associate Professor Reuter is also a partner at the Hollm茅n Reuter Sandman Architects, and together with the office she has managed numerous projects in developing countries which reduce poverty, offer protection and shelter to those in need, and involve the local communities. According to the criteria for the award, Associate Professor Reuter is rousing our society to consider architecture as a means to bring equality to the world instead of deepening division.

Read more:
(PDF, in Finnish)

  • Updated:
  • Published:
Share
URL copied!

Read more news

Campus Published:

Webinar series on neurodiversity: Recording of the first webinar available until 6.10. and Upcoming webinars

The webinar series consists of three webinars during autumn 2026, focusing on the neurodiversity in higher education and work life.
This English-language three-part webinar series explores how neurodiversity can be better understood and transformed into a strength for individuals, teams, and organizations.
Antonina Strzelecka in Otaniemi
Studies Published:

Working with medical devices combines Antonina Strzelecka鈥檚 interests in engineering and healthcare

In the Health Technology Engineering Master鈥檚 Programme, Antonina Strzelecka is hoping to directly benefit patients
Gloria Dal Santo (middle) and her advisors, Prof. Sebastian Schlecht (left) and Prof. Vesa V盲lim盲ki (right) received the Best Paper Award diploma at the MIT Music building.
Awards and Recognition, Research & Art Published:

Shimmering Success: Aalto Acoustics Lab team wins Best Paper at DAFx 2026

The paper reimagines the popular 'shimmer' effect, known for its ethereal, pitch-shifted ambience
Close-up of a complex gold-coloured machine with various wires and connectors.
Research & Art Published:

What does 鈥榪uantum鈥 mean?

Two quantum researchers at Aalto University explain how the seemingly impossible becomes a part of everyday reality.