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Fabian Fagerholm is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Aalto University. His work bridges software engineering, human-computer interaction, and empirical research methodologies. He actively participates in research groups such as Software and Service Engineering (SSE) and Human-Computer Interaction and Design (HCID). Fagerholm's research explores: Continuous experimentation in software development Developer cognition and mental models Agile methodologies and team dynamics Low-code platforms and end-user programming Software engineering education and pedagogy His publications reflect a strong empirical focus, with recurring themes of human factors in technical systems and educational innovation. He has received notable awards including: Journal of Systems and Software Best Paper Award (2018) EUROMICRO SEAA Distinguished Paper Award (2017) Teacher of the Year (2013) Nokia Foundation Scholarship (2013) Fagerholm contributes to software engineering infrastructure through tools for experimentation and boundary artifacts, enhancing collaboration in distributed teams.

• Software Engineering
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Agile Development
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Eero Hyvönen is a Professor of Computer Science at Aalto University and Director of the Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities (HELDIG) at the University of Helsinki. He leads the Semantic Computing Research Group (SeCo), specializing in Semantic Web technologies and applications. Hyvönen holds an Adjunct Professor title at the University of Helsinki's Department of Computer Science. His work focuses on developing national-level semantic web infrastructure, with applications in digital humanities, cultural heritage, and AI. He has published over 500 research articles and books, receiving numerous awards including the Decoration of Knight, First Class, of the Order of the White Rose of Finland (2018). Hyvönen chairs editorial boards of journals like Semantic Web and serves on committees for major conferences. His research spans semantic web technologies, linked open data, and AI applications in cultural heritage domains. Key projects include Sampo portals (e.g., LetterSampo, OperaSampo) for cultural data analysis, ParliamentSampo for parliamentary data, and FindSampo for archaeological finds. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, integrating law, history, and computing through initiatives like FIN-CLARIAH. Hyvönen advises doctoral and master's students, notably Annastiina Ahola and Jouni Tuominen, who have won awards under his supervision. He directs research infrastructures, chairs international boards, and actively contributes to open data policies and standards development.

• Semantic Web
• Linked Data
• Artificial Intelligence
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Christian Grönroos is Professor of Marketing at Hanken School of Economics, recognized among the top marketing researchers globally. His pioneering work established service marketing theory and the service logic paradigm. Research focuses on value co-creation frameworks, relationship marketing evolution, and service-driven business model innovation. Publications have transformed understanding of customer management and service productivity. Awards include the Don Schultz Award (2025) and AMS-Parasuraman Best Paper Award. Recent work examines service-informed marketing reform and employee alignment in brand promise co-creation.

• Service Marketing
• Value Co-Creation
• Relationship Marketing
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Mika Yrjölä serves as a University Lecturer in Marketing at Tampere University's Faculty of Management and Business. He is an active member of the Customer-Oriented Research Group with extensive research experience in strategic marketing, value propositions, and business models. His academic work spans over a decade with 53 research outputs from 2013 to 2025. Yrjölä's research primarily focuses on strategic marketing, including value propositions, business models, capabilities, and customer orientation. He employs both quantitative and qualitative methods in his investigations, with particular interest in digital transformation, artificial intelligence in retail, and business-to-business platforms. His work contributes to understanding how organizations can create value in evolving market contexts, especially through digital channels and platform-based business models. His publication record shows consistent scholarly output with recent emphasis on AI-enhanced platforms, value creation in ecosystems, and retail transformation. The research demonstrates a clear trajectory toward understanding digital transformation in marketing contexts, with increasing focus on AI applications in services and retail environments. His work spans both theoretical contributions and practical applications for businesses navigating digital disruption. Marvin Jolson Award (2022) - for research in sales management Yrjölä has supervised master's students and doctoral candidates while actively participating in academic service as a journal reviewer and conference committee member. His activities include 41 scientific journal reviews, 19 media appearances, and 11 master's student supervisions. He has also served as an external reviewer for The French National Research Agency (ANR). As a member of the Customer-Oriented Research Group, Yrjölä collaborates with colleagues on projects examining consumer behavior, retail transformation, and digital marketing strategies. His research increasingly focuses on the intersection of AI and service delivery, particularly in platform-based business models and retail contexts.

• Strategic Marketing
• Marketing Management
• Value Propositions
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Ruben Vicente-Saez is a Visiting Professor at Aalto University's Department of Industrial Engineering and Management. His work focuses on Open Science and Open Innovation, contributing to global efforts aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in education and academic qualification. Aalto University College of Engineering Department of Industrial Engineering and Management His research explores the normative structures, mechanisms, and collaborative frameworks enabling open science practices. Key areas include data sharing, open innovation governance, and strategic policy development for sustainable academic ecosystems. Recent publications highlight his contributions to mainstreaming open science across European universities, developing governance models, and co-creating research proposals through open innovation practices. His work bridges computer science methodologies with social science insights to advance scientific collaboration.

• Open Science
• Open Innovation
• Knowledge-Sharing
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Pavel Tkach is a Researcher at the Arctic Centre , University of Lapland. His research focuses on Arctic governance, subnational decision-making, and policy analysis, with a particular emphasis on environmental policy, migration studies, and indigenous rights. Tkach has been actively involved in EU-funded projects such as Arctic PASSION (observing systems for societal needs), SIRIUS 3.0 (migrant education data mapping), and Co-CREATE (responsible solar radiation modification research). He holds a Law background and has contributed to interdisciplinary research on topics like Nordic forest policy, green transition in the Arctic, and indigenous data sovereignty. Tkach has organized major events such as the Arctic Circle Assembly 2024 and Rovaniemi Arctic Spirit 2023 , showcasing his role in fostering international collaboration. His research outputs include commissioned reports on data-driven governance frameworks and peer-reviewed articles on climate policy, cultural security, and Arctic socio-legal dynamics. Tkach collaborates with institutions across Europe and is a key contributor to pan-Arctic observational systems and sustainable tourism initiatives.

• Arctic Governance
• Subnational Decision-making
• Environmental Policy
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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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Eetu Mäkelä is a Professor of Digital Humanities at the University of Helsinki, leading the research group at the Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities. He focuses on computational methods in humanities and social sciences, including datafication and interdisciplinary collaboration. He serves as Technical Director of DARIAH-FI and a Research Programme Director at the Helsinki Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities. Currently, he heads the preparatory group for the Helsinki Liberal Arts and Sciences Bachelor’s Programme. His research emphasizes technological and theoretical foundations of computational research, with notable contributions to linked open data, sociolinguistic analysis, and historical text mining. He has developed widely used tools like Recon, Palladio, and Octavo, which are employed in academic and public sectors. His work has garnered over 20 awards, including best paper and open science recognitions. Key areas of expertise include digital humanities methodologies, data integration, and open science practices. He actively contributes to teaching, designing courses such as 'Methods for Digital Humanities' and demonstrating innovative pedagogical approaches. His recent projects involve analyzing 18th-century philosophical texts and sociolinguistic change using computational methods. Awards: Multiple best paper awards, open data awards, and open science awards. Grants/Advising: Leads research initiatives funded by the Academy of Finland and other bodies. Mentors interdisciplinary research teams but no specific student names listed. He maintains active roles in academic infrastructure, including the DARIAH-FI initiative and the Helsinki Institute’s datafication program. His work bridges technical innovation with humanities scholarship, emphasizing practical, enduring systems for academic and public use.

• Digital Humanities
• Human Sciences–Computing Interaction
• Computational Humanities
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Adeel Tariq is a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Industrial Engineering and Management department of LUT School of Engineering Sciences , Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland. He completed his Ph.D. (2019) and MBA (2014) at the School of Management , Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand. Research Focus: Technology and innovation management, digital transformation, sustainable development, knowledge management, and leadership studies. Peer Review: Active reviewer for journals including Leadership & Organization Development Journal , Journal of Intellectual Capital , and European Journal of Innovation Management . Collaborations: Regular co-author with Waqas Tariq, Muhammad Saleem Sumbal, and Marko Torkkeli on topics like digital governance, fintech, and SME sustainability.

• Technology and Innovation Management
• Digital Transformation
• Sustainable Development
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Sarah Green is a Professor at the University of Helsinki's Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology. Her research focuses on the anthropology of borders, livestock and microbial movements, and Mediterranean and Balkan regional dynamics. She has led projects such as "Crosslocations in the Mediterranean" and "Opening Pandora’s Box: Assessing The Risks of Permafrost Thaw" , exploring environmental and health intersections. As Editor-in-Chief of Social Anthropology , she has shaped academic discourse. Her recent work examines zoonotic disease control and nonhuman animal migration. She advises doctoral theses on topics ranging from Roma policy to digital intimacy in Egypt. Affiliated with Helsinki One Health, she bridges social and medical sciences. Education: Not explicitly detailed in texts, but her academic roles imply advanced anthropological training. Research Projects: Includes "InterEarth RESET" (climate change), "Trade, Transit and Travel in the Mediterranean" , and "EastBordNet" . Grants: Recipient of University profiling funding and Research Council of Finland grants. Her theoretical contributions include "Crosslocations" theory, analyzing spatial entanglements. She frequently participates in conferences like the American Anthropological Association meetings and contributes to editorial boards. Recent publications address border entanglements, postmodern gender theory, and Mediterranean geopolitics.

• Anthropology of Borders
• Social and Cultural Anthropology
• Mediterranean Studies
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Tiina Ritvala is an Associate Professor and Assistant Dean (Teaching and Education) at the Department of Management Studies, Aalto University. Her research focuses on cross-sector collaboration between multinational corporations (MNCs), cities, and nonprofits in contexts like sustainable cities, energy transition, and cultural fields. She holds a D.Sc. (Econ.) from the Helsinki School of Economics (2008) and has been a Visiting Scholar at SCANCOR/Weatherhead (Harvard), Queen's University (Canada), and WU Vienna. Her work bridges organizational theory, international business, and social purpose. **Research Interests**: Cross-sector partnerships, multinational corporations, institutional change, sustainable cities, cultural and creative fields, energy transition. These areas are explored through case studies on global-local dynamics, MNE-NGO interactions, and sustainability initiatives. Recent work emphasizes spatial analysis in international business and geopolitical influences on corporate strategies. **Awards**: Received the Best Paper Award at EIBA 2017 for research on MNEs and sustainable development, the 1997 McKinsey Award for academic excellence, and a distinguished paper honor in the EDAMBA Thesis Competition (2009). **Professional Background**: Prior to academia, she worked in business consulting for a decade and engaged in volunteer work. Her teaching and administrative roles complement her research, focusing on international business education and institutional innovations. **Key Contributions**: Leads the Sustainability in Business research group, exploring topics like energy utilities' transition to renewables, MNC spatial strategies, and transnational commons governance. Her work often highlights the interplay between global institutions and localized action in addressing societal challenges.

• Cross-sector partnerships
• Multinational Corporations
• Institutional change
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Seongtae Kim is an Assistant Professor of Supply Chain Management at Aalto University School of Business. He joined Aalto in 2019 after postdoctoral research at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich. His PhD in Supply Chain Management was obtained from the University of Hull’s Logistics Institute (2013–2016). His research focuses on supply chain sustainability, risks, complex networks, and digital transformation. Key projects include a four-year Academy of Finland-funded initiative on supply chain restructuring amid disruptions. He serves as an associate editor for the International Journal of Operations and Production Management and editorial board member for Decision Sciences and Journal of Supply Chain Management , earning review service awards. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary connections between environmental, social, and governance issues in global supply chains. Research awards include the JSCM Best Paper Award (2020) and Chris Voss Best Paper Award (2022). Current grants involve analyzing supply chain resilience during megadisruptions. His articles span topics like ethical sourcing, shareholder value effects of disruptions, and green practices in multi-tier networks. He advocates for integrating diversity, equity, and inclusion into sustainable operations, addressing paradoxes in lean manufacturing and sustainability performance.

• Supply Chain Sustainability
• Supply Chain Risks and Disruptions
• Complex Supply Networks
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Nathaly Carolina Pinto Torres is a Doctoral Researcher at Aalto University's Department of Design, working on critical design interventions for marginalized communities. Since 2020, she has led the "Emergencia de Educación en la Amazonía Ecuatoriana" project, collaborating with indigenous students and Confeniae to develop pictographic communication systems challenging social exclusion. Her research spans: Participatory design with indigenous communities Gender justice in education during crises Epistemic justice in plurinational contexts Visual resistance strategies in Amazonian regions Postcolonial educational frameworks Design for socio-environmental transformation Publication trends show focus on: Visual communication systems for marginalized groups Crisis-driven educational design Decolonial methodologies Intersectional analysis of exclusion Epistemic justice in academia Collective resilience building Scientific recognition includes: Best Demo Award (2021) SENESCYT International Graduate Scholarship (2019) Netherlands Fellowship Programmes (NFP) (2010)

• Participatory Design
• Indigenous Education
• Gender Justice
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Kathrin Sele is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Management Studies, Aalto University. Her research focuses on organizational routines, routine dynamics, and innovation management. She explores how organizations adapt to complex challenges through sociomaterial practices and embodied work. Key contributions include frameworks for analyzing routine ecologies, M&A synergy realization, and digital transformation in HR. Her work bridges practice theory, actor-network theory, and strategic management. Sele’s research spans extreme contexts (e.g., crisis management), gender equality, and ethical dilemmas in emerging markets. She collaborates on interdisciplinary projects like the ‘Routine Dynamics’ framework, emphasizing organizational adaptation in flux. Her publications appear in top journals such as Journal of Management Studies and Organization Studies . Her advising and grant activities are not explicitly detailed in the provided texts, though her prolific publication record suggests active research leadership. She contributes to academic communities through conference proceedings and edited volumes, particularly on grand challenges and innovation networks.

• Organizational Routines
• Routine Dynamics
• Innovation Management
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Sami Kajalo is a Senior University Lecturer at the Department of Marketing, Aalto University School of Business, and an Adjunct Professor of Marketing at the University of Helsinki. His research focuses on corporate social responsibility (CSR), brand loyalty, marketing strategy, retailing, and digital marketing, with a methodological emphasis on structural equation modeling (SEM). He has contributed over 117 publications, including works on consumer motivations in collaborative consumption, the strategic role of market orientation, and the impact of ethical leadership in retail environments. Kajalo teaches at both Aalto University’s Business School and its Executive Education DBA program. His academic journey includes a doctoral degree from the Helsinki School of Economics (2002), a licentiate (1993), and a master’s degree (1990) in Business and Economics. Research Interests: Kajalo’s work explores the intersection of psychological traits and CSR perceptions, particularly how these influence brand loyalty. He investigates arts marketing, digital transformation in retail, and the integration of CSR into strategic frameworks. His research methodologies prioritize empirical analysis to advance theoretical contributions in marketing disciplines. Article Trends: Recent publications highlight themes such as ethical dimensions in online retailing, market orientation as a competitive tool, and consumer behavior in sharing economies. His work often bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implications for retail strategy and organizational performance. Academic Engagement: Kajalo has collaborated internationally, including visiting researcher roles at Hokkaido University and hosting academic visitors. His expertise contributes to sustainable development goals related to responsible consumption and production (SDG 12) and quality education (SDG 4).

• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Brand Loyalty
• Marketing Strategy
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