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maisema
Impact case 02.06.2023
Climate change stirs emotions and opinions. Many worry about it, some do not care, and others do not even believe in it. Opinions on climate actions also vary – what should be done, and by whom?
Pile of clothes, Shutterstock
01.06.2023
Are you tired of clothes that just end up in the back of your closet? The clothing stores and fashion industry want you to believe that you should constantly buy new items to stay on trend – but at what cost? The clothing industry is one of the most polluting sectors, and fast fashion contributes to the problem. Would more sustainable consumption free us from a fashion hangover or should we avoid purchasing clothes altogether?
lääketiede röntgenkuva x-ray
Impact case 30.05.2023
Statistics is important for medical research and decision-making, helping researchers analyse and interpret health-related phenomena. It provides methods and tools for data analysis, interpretation and decision-making, which, in turn, help in understanding medical phenomena, treating patients and improving healthcare in general.
Inspiroiva työyhteisö
News 23.05.2023
The University of Vaasa has received recognition for its efforts in improving researchers’ working conditions and career development. The university successfully underwent an external evaluation as a part of the European Commission's HR Excellence in Research (HRS4R) quality programme. The evaluation panel praises the university for creating an inspiring workplace, as well as a safe and friendly environment for international researchers who come to Finland from around the world.
Marika Tammeaid kuva Tilda Hopia / Itla
Dissertation 22.05.2023
Leadership meta-skills should be developed in the public sector, according to Marika Tammeaid's doctoral dissertation from the University of Vaasa. These skills would serve as an antidote to harmful bureaucratisation and help siloed administrative sectors to succeed in collaborative governance.