Every spring, plants have a hard time: they have to grow photosynthetic cells in their leaves and build a chemical defence system, all at the same time. Surprisingly, the research of these defensive chemicals might soon help in preventing climate change.
Infections that were previously considered a nuisance of sexually active women occur equally on men and even in infants.
Histological picture showing a squamous cell carcinoma in a biopsy sample taken from a tongue.
By Finnish standards the unique Up Your Game network will start it operations with a researching the use of games in the advancement of well-being and health.
BDPro is a six-month programme focusing on promoting cross-border activity and developing new business opportunities and networks around and between north-west Russia, the Baltic countries and Scandinavia alongside its excellent executive education content.
Turku PET Centre produces an exceptionally wide range of radiopharmaceuticals on a worldwide scale. In a unique way, the centre can both examine individual patients’ diseases and advance medical research.
Baltic Rim Economies review presents new fresh layout
Introduction to the Theories of International Relations – the name of the course is challenging, but the participants convince that Associated Professor Dmitry Lanko has a unique capability to open the topic with an understandable way. Thanks to the FIRST-programme, The Baltic Sea Region Studies of the University of Turku can offer Lankos’ course to students.
Turku School of Economics has a new strategy for 2014‒2020.