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Leena Järvi is a Professor at the Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) and Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS) , University of Helsinki. Her work bridges urban climate science , air pollution , and greenhouse gas dynamics through experimental and theoretical approaches. Research Interests : Urban micrometeorology, carbon sequestration in green spaces, climate mitigation strategies, and air quality modeling. Key Projects : CO-CARBON (Strategic Research Council), GHUGS (Research Council of Finland), and PAUL (EU Horizon 2020). Her recent publications focus on urban CO2 fluxes , carbonyl sulfide as a carbon proxy , and climate impacts of urban vegetation . She has supervised 12 PhD students, 7 postdocs, and 17 undergraduates, while serving on editorial boards and organizing international workshops. Scientific Awards : Timothy Oke Award 2021 (IAUC). Teaching : Courses on Urban Climate and Atmospheric Sciences .

• Urban Climate
• Air Pollution
• Greenhouse Gases
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Timo Vesala is Professor of Meteorology and Academy Professor at the University of Helsinki’s Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR). He is also affiliated with the Viikki Plant Science Centre (ViPS) and serves as a supervisor in the Doctoral Programme in Atmospheric Sciences. Research Interests: Micrometeorology and biogeochemical cycles Ecosystem–atmosphere exchanges of greenhouse gases Eddy-covariance methodology and flux networks Boreal lakes, wetlands, and forests as components of the climate system Development of long-term observational infrastructures such as ICOS-Finland Recent research output (2023–2025) is dominated by high-impact articles in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences , Biogeosciences , Agricultural and Forest Meteorology , and Geophysical Research Letters , reflecting a balanced portfolio of process understanding, methodological advances, and large-scale synthesis studies. Scientific Awards: Academy Professor (Akatemiaprofessori) – awarded by the Academy of Finland Doctoral Advising & Grants: Supervised or co-supervised doctoral theses of Sheila Wachiye, E. Lopez-Blanco, and X. Li Principal Investigator on Academy of Finland project “The Hidden Role of Gases in Trees” (2021–2025) Project leader for “Kasvihuonekaasujen maa-ilmakehävaihto järvi- ja suoekosysteemeille” (2024–2026) Co-leader of the art-science initiative “Periferia – Metsätaiteeellinen asema” (2021–2031) Participant in EU flagship EMME-CARE (2017–2026) Labs & Teams: Timo Vesala heads the Micrometeorology Group at INAR and leads the Finnish ICOS (Integrated Carbon Observation System) network node. His team operates multiple eddy-covariance towers across boreal lakes, wetlands, and forests, integrating field observations with modeling and remote-sensing data.

• Micrometeorology
• Biogeochemical Cycles
• Atmospheric Sciences
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Petteri Nurmi is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of Helsinki, affiliated with the Department of Computer Science and the Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS). His research focuses on IoT systems, environmental monitoring, AI-driven solutions, and sustainable computing. He leads projects such as the NordForsk-funded initiative (2024-2028) and the Team Finland Knowledge programme (2024-2026), emphasizing large-scale IoT deployments and quantum computing integration. Key research interests include drone-based air quality monitoring, low-cost sensor networks, and AI applications in environmental science. Nurmi has published extensively in top venues like IEEE IoT Journal and ACM workshops. His work bridges technical innovation with societal challenges, such as urban pollution reduction and sustainable resource management. He supervises doctoral students in the Computer Science program and collaborates internationally on projects like underwater plastic detection (SEAGULL) and smart city infrastructure. Nurmi’s contributions to edge computing and pervasive sensing have been recognized through grants totaling over €2M. His lab develops tools for data-intensive systems, including thermal imaging for energy efficiency analysis and AI-driven sensor fusion frameworks.

• Environmental Monitoring
• Internet of Things (IoT)
• Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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Professor Jaana Kaarina Bäck is affiliated with the University of Helsinki, serving in the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry's Department of Forest Sciences. She leads the 'Ecosystem processes' research group and oversees ecosystem research at the SMEAR measurement network. Her work bridges forest ecology, atmospheric science, and climate change mitigation, focusing on forest-atmosphere interactions and biogenic volatile organic compounds (BVOCs). PhD in Physiological Plant Ecology (University of Oulu, 1994) Docentship in Forest-Atmosphere Interactions (University of Helsinki, 2010) Docentship in Plant Ecophysiology (University of Oulu, 1998) Bäck's research explores how boreal forests influence atmospheric composition, carbon cycling, and climate dynamics. She investigates BVOC emissions, ecosystem responses to climate change, and feedback mechanisms between vegetation and the atmosphere. Her recent publications (277 total) analyze carbon dynamics after forest thinning, aerosol production in boreal ecosystems, and harmonized environmental observations via eLTER. These works span soil functions, air quality, and climate risk research. Knight, First Class, Order of the White Rose of Finland (2021) Open Science Award (University of Helsinki, 2018) Pro Scientia Award (Finnish Academy of Sciences and Letters, 2017) Bäck supervises 3 postdoctoral researchers, 4 doctoral students as main supervisor, and 12 as co-supervisor. She has secured over 6 M€ in research funding, including EU Horizon grants and Academy of Finland projects.

• Forest Ecology
• Atmospheric Sciences
• Plant Ecophysiology
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Professor Markku Kulmala (University of Helsinki) is a leading expert in atmospheric and environmental physics. As Academician of Finland and double ERC Advanced Grant holder, he leads the Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) and ACCC Flagship. With ~1200 publications and a WoS H-index of 124, his work focuses on atmospheric aerosols, climate interactions, and air quality. Academy of Finland grants (2004-2009, 2011-2015) ERC Advanced Grant (2×) ISI Highly Cited Researcher His research team has published 4 groundbreaking studies in Nature and Science , including: Aerosol formation mechanisms Aerosol-cloud-climate interactions Atmosphere-land surface relationships Climate-air quality feedbacks With over 20 PhD/Master's students supervised, recent work includes Arctic aerosol studies ( Elementa 2025), Beijing air quality analysis ( Nature Communications 2025), and climate modeling applications. He has received multiple international awards including the Fuchs Memorial Award and honors from Stockholm and Tartu universities.

• Atmospheric Aerosols
• Environmental Physics
• Climate Science
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Margaret Williamson is a Doctoral Researcher at the University of Helsinki's Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences, based at Tvärminne Zoological Station. Her work focuses on carbon cycling in Phragmites australis across coastal archipelago reed belts, integrating fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and advanced ecological data processing via ArcGIS and GPS technologies. Education: Ph.D. candidate in Natural Sciences – Littoral Ecology (University of Helsinki, 2023-Present) Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Design Practices (Philadelphia University, 2014-2015) M.S. in Forest Resources – Hillslope Hydrology (University of Georgia, 2009-2011) B.S. in Natural Resources Ecology and Management – Conservation Biology (Louisiana State University, 2004-2008) Research Interests: Specializing in coastal ecosystems, her research spans biogeochemistry, hydrology, and climate change mitigation through plant-based carbon sequestration. She investigates wetland dynamics, particularly in Phragmites australis and Spartina species, combining field data with GIS modeling. Publications: Her work includes recent studies on coastal reed ecosystems (2024-2025), earlier research on Spartina alterniflora biogeochemistry (2014), and foundational hydrology studies (2010-2012). Collectively, her publications reveal a trajectory of advancing wetland carbon cycle understanding through multi-species and multi-scale hydrological analyses. Funding & Awards: Nottbeck Foundation Grant (2023-2028) for carbon cycling research LSU Academic Scholarship during undergraduate studies Professional Activities: Active in academic engagement, she presented at the EGU General Assembly (2024), delivered invited talks on Baltic Sea reed ecosystems (2024), and participated in fisheries impact workshops (2023). Her current project, WANS palkat, explores coastal carbon dynamics through multidisciplinary collaboration.

• Ecology
• Evolutionary Biology
• Littoral Ecology
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Tuukka Petäjä is a Professor at the University of Helsinki's Faculty of Science and Department of Physics, currently serving as Docent and supervisor for the Doctoral Programme in Atmospheric Sciences. He is affiliated with the Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR). Research focuses on atmospheric and Earth system science Active in aerosol research and climate modeling Recipient of multiple scientific awards His research spans air pollution mapping, aerosol dynamics, and climate-relevant particle formation. Recent publications analyze aerosol sources in Europe, Arctic blowing snow events, and machine learning applications in atmospheric science. Notable scientific awards include: Aerosol Foundation Award (2022) Finnish Association for Aerosol Research Award (2010) Thompson Reuters Highly Cited Researcher in Geosciences (2014-2016) He supervises doctoral students and co-manages research infrastructure projects, including SMEAR Stations for Earth system-atmosphere relations. Current research involves international collaboration through initiatives like ACTRIS and PEEX-Academic-Challenge workshops.

• Atmospheric Sciences
• Environmental Science
• Aerosol Research
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Katrianne Lehtipalo is a Professor at the University of Helsinki, affiliated with the Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) within the Faculty of Science. Her research focuses on atmospheric aerosol formation, new particle formation mechanisms, and their implications for climate and air quality. She holds a docent (Adjunct Professor) position at the Department of Physics and has contributed to major projects like the CERN CLOUD experiment and the EU-funded RI-URBANS initiative. Her work spans experimental, field, and computational studies, addressing topics such as aerosol chemistry, pollution dynamics, and the impacts of atmospheric particles on climate. Key research areas include the formation and growth of atmospheric nanoparticles, the role of organic vapors and ions in nucleation, and the effects of anthropogenic and biogenic emissions. Lehtipalo has led projects on aerosol measurement techniques and contributed to understanding particle behavior in diverse environments, from boreal forests to urban centers. She has been recognized with awards like the Väisälä Award (2022) and World Cultural Council Special Recognition (2023), highlighting her scientific contributions. Her professional activities include peer review for journals like Nature Geoscience and Environmental Science & Technology Letters , organizing conferences, and supervising doctoral research. Collaborations span global institutions, and her work has advanced the integration of field observations, laboratory experiments, and modeling in atmospheric science.

• Atmospheric Science
• Aerosol Physics
• Environmental Chemistry
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Jan Weckström is a University Researcher at the University of Helsinki, affiliated with the Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS) and the Environmental Change Research Unit (ECRU). He serves as Supervisor for the Doctoral Programme in Interdisciplinary Environmental Sciences and holds the position of Adjunct Professor in palaeoecology. With a master's degree in physical geography and a doctoral thesis in hydrobiology, Dr. Weckström specializes in using diatoms as indicators of environmental change, particularly in Subarctic and Arctic lake environments. His research spans paleoecology, forensic diatom analysis, and contemporary environmental monitoring. He has worked on over 20 international and national research projects throughout his career. Currently, he leads two major research initiatives: the VesiMon project funded by The Finnish Cultural Foundation (focusing on improving lake status assessment and monitoring) and the Research Council of Finland-funded project on 'Browning lakes in the greening Arctic.' He also coordinates forensic diatom analysis for the National Institute of Health and Welfare (THL). His research output shows consistent productivity with 114 publications and 25 projects, demonstrating expertise in Arctic environmental change, diatom ecology, and forensic applications of limnological methods. The trend in his recent work emphasizes climate change impacts on northern lake ecosystems and methodological advances in environmental monitoring. Department of Environmental Sciences Incentive Bonus 2017 - rewarded for exceptional performance J.L.Rosberg-price (1996) As an academic supervisor, Dr. Weckström has guided numerous graduate students, with records showing supervision of 20 Master's/Licentiate theses and 6 doctoral theses. He has also served as an opponent and pre-examiner for doctoral dissertations. His research has been supported by multiple grants from the Research Council of Finland, The Finnish Cultural Foundation, and other funding bodies. His laboratory work focuses on diatom analysis for both paleoenvironmental reconstruction and forensic applications, collaborating with international researchers across multiple institutions to advance understanding of environmental change in sensitive Arctic regions.

• Palaeoecology
• Environmental Change
• Diatoms
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Milla Johansson is a Lecturer and Doctoral Researcher at the University of Lapland 's Faculty of Art and Design. She holds a Licentiate of Science (Technology) from Luleå University of Technology and a Master of Arts (Art and Design) from the University of Lapland. Education : Licentiate of Science (Technology) from Luleå University of Technology; Master of Arts (Art and Design) from University of Lapland Johansson's research focuses on Arctic Art and Design , with notable work in glass art , sustainable product design , and nature-inspired design . Her projects often involve collaborations with international institutions like the Iceland University of the Arts , Glasshytta Blåst , and École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne , emphasizing climate-responsive design and environmental impact assessment in Arctic contexts. Recent artistic outputs include the Arctic Glass Design and Art series (2024), which explores atmospheric phenomena through glass, and Poroputeli (2023), a climate-themed installation. Her exhibitions frequently use water-mediated and nature-inspired techniques, often involving reindeer antlers and snow as design tools. Johansson actively engages in transnational academic exchanges, including visiting researcher roles at Design Academy Eindhoven (2019) and Signify N.V. (2019). Her work appears in 59 peer-reviewed research outputs, with significant contributions to the Arctic Art and Design master's program funded by the European Social Fund (2015-2018).

• Arctic Art and Design
• Visual Arts
• Sustainable Product Design
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Sonja Kivinen is a University Lecturer in Geoinformatics at the Department of Geographical and Historical Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies, University of Eastern Finland. Her research focuses on the intersection of climate change impacts, remote sensing applications, and sustainable resource management in Arctic environments. University Lecturer in Geoinformatics Department of Geographical and Historical Studies Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies University of Eastern Finland Research Interests Climate change effects on Arctic ecosystems Remote sensing for biodiversity mapping Environmental justice in natural resource management Post-mining land use strategies Integration of practitioner knowledge with scientific data Geospatial analysis of environmental patterns Key Publication Trends Her recent publications (2017-2024) demonstrate expertise in combining remote sensing with ecological monitoring to address issues like biodiversity conservation in boreal forests, reindeer husbandry adaptation to changing climatic conditions, and mining conflict resolution . She frequently collaborates with multidisciplinary teams across Finland and Europe. Projects Kivinen contributes to research groups including CEMMS (Research Center for Mining, Minerals and Society) and Digital Geosciences , both active since 2020. Her work often addresses policy implications through reports for the University of Eastern Finland and Finnish Environment Institute.

• Climate change impacts on Arctic ecosystems
• Remote sensing applications in biodiversity mapping
• Geoinformatics and environmental data analysis
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Atte Korhola is a Professor at the University of Helsinki, affiliated with the Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences and leading the Environmental Change Research Unit (ECRU) and Arctic Avenue . He serves as Vice-Dean of Societal Interaction and is a member of the Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS). Research Focus: Climate change impacts, carbon cycling, black carbon deposition, peatland dynamics, and Arctic environmental systems Key Contributions: Analysis of long-term environmental changes, climate-peatland interactions, and Arctic hydroclimate variability His recent publications emphasize carbon accumulation patterns , lake thermal dynamics , and climate feedback mechanisms in boreal and Arctic ecosystems. He supervises doctoral research on aquatic mine pollution impacts and participates in international climate science initiatives.

• Climate Change
• Carbon Cycling
• Arctic Ecology
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Miina Rautiainen is a Full Professor in Remote Sensing at Aalto University, leading the Remote Sensing Research Team in the Department of Built Environment, School of Engineering. She holds dual professorships in Geoinformatics and the Department of Built Environment. Her research focuses on remote sensing and spectroscopy of forests and peatlands, with emphasis on albedo dynamics, vegetation structure, and climate change impacts. She has led major projects including the ERC Consolidator Grant (2018-2024) and multiple Research Council of Finland grants. Education: Doctoral degree in Forest Sciences from the University of Helsinki (2005). Completed university pedagogy studies in the Faculty of Behavioural Sciences, University of Helsinki. Research interests span remote sensing methodologies, forest ecology, peatland monitoring, and spectral analysis. Key projects include PEATSPEC (spectral characterization of boreal peatlands), ARTISDIG (digital twins for forest biodiversity), and BOREALITY (albedo-climate linkages). Awards include ERC funding and leadership in Finnish Society for Forest Sciences (2017-2020). Publications emphasize spectral modeling, LiDAR applications, and climate-relevant vegetation dynamics. Supervised 8 doctoral theses including work on LiDAR-based biomass estimation, peatland rehabilitation, and wolverine habitat analysis. Team members include researchers like Aarne Hovi, Jussi Juola, and Iuliia Burdun. Labs/Teams: Remote Sensing Research Team at Aalto, collaborating with VTT, Natural Resources Institute Finland, and international partners. Instrumentation includes spectral measurement devices, terrestrial LiDAR, and lab setups for leaf analysis.

• Remote Sensing
• Forest Sciences
• Peatland Ecology
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Pavel Alekseychik is a Visiting Scholar at the Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) , University of Helsinki, focusing on micrometeorology and biogeochemical cycles. He holds a partially completed Bachelor of Science degree at the Russian State Hydrometeorological University (2006–2009) and has been actively involved in research projects like GHG-FLUX and GHG-LAKE, addressing greenhouse gas exchange in boreal ecosystems and lacustrine environments.

• Micrometeorology
• Biogeochemical Cycles
• Eddy Covariance
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Federico Bianchi is a Professor at the University of Helsinki’s Institute for Atmospheric and Earth System Research (INAR) within the Faculty of Science. His research focuses on atmospheric aerosol processes, biogenic particle formation, and their impacts on climate and human health. He leads projects like Chasing Pre-Industrial Aerosols and Organic Geoengineering , and collaborates internationally on initiatives such as the Pan-Eurasian Experiment (PEEX) . Research Interests : Bianchi specializes in aerosol dynamics, new particle formation mechanisms, and the interplay between air pollution and climate. He investigates topics including biogenic emissions (e.g., monoterpenes, sesquiterpenes), urban pollution transport, and high-altitude aerosol chemistry in regions like the Amazon, Himalayas, and Arctic. Awards : He has received the Arne Richter Award for Outstanding Early Career Scientists (2017) and the Swiss Aerosol Award (2016) . His work is supported by grants from the European Union and national funding agencies. Labs/Teams : He supervises the Polar and Arctic Atmospheric Research (PANDA) group and contributes to the Doctoral Programme in Atmospheric Sciences . Collaborations include the WRF-Chem modeling team and field campaigns like SALTENA in the Andes.

• Atmospheric Chemistry
• Climate Science
• Aerosol Dynamics
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