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Sandra Reimann is a Professor of German Philology at the University of Oulu's Faculty of Humanities, leading the German Language and Culture department. She holds a habilitation in linguistic studies of online self-help communication and has held visiting professorships at institutions like Karl Franzens University in Graz. Her career includes roles at the University of Regensburg since 2001 and radio journalism since 1992. Her research focuses on applied linguistics, media communication, business communication (including advertising), and health communication. She investigates technical language in medicine/psychology, emotional linguistics, digital corpus analysis, and interdisciplinary communication challenges. Key projects include leading the Regensburg Advertising Research Archive and exploring sustainability messaging in cross-cultural contexts. Reimann's recent work examines gender language in job advertisements, sustainability communication strategies, and online health information quality. Her publications span 40+ years of advertising analysis, from historical radio spots to modern digital campaigns. She contributes to both academic conferences and practitioner-oriented research through the Regensburger Verbund für Werbeforschung network. Her professional service includes roles as spokesperson for the Regensburg Advertising Research Network and oversees the advertising archives. Though no formal awards are listed, her extensive research collaborations across European universities highlight her disciplinary influence. She actively bridges academic and corporate sectors through applied linguistic studies in branding, health communication, and technical language mediation.

• Applied Linguistics
• Media Communication
• Business Communication
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Johanna Vaattovaara is a Professor of Finnish Language and Sociolinguistics at Tampere University’s Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences. She leads the Degree Programme in Languages and serves on the boards of the Research Centre PLURAL and Tampere University’s Education Council. Her work bridges sociolinguistics, language pedagogy, and citizen science, focusing on language variation, language awareness, and the sociocultural dimensions of linguistic change. Education and Qualifications: Docent in Finnish Language (University of Helsinki, 2014) Broad-based Teacher Qualification in University Pedagogy (2015) Research Interests: Language ideologies, dialect perception, Finnish language change, educational sociolinguistics, science communication, and exploratory practice methodologies. Recent projects include studying language awareness among healthcare professionals, dialect variation in Helsinki, and citizen-driven linguistic research through platforms like the 'Murremyytin murtajat' podcast. Key Projects: LANGAWARE (2023–2025): Societal awareness of linguistic variation funded by Kone Foundation EPSULA (2023–2025): EU-funded educational platform for cultural diversity in Latin America Tracing indexicalization of the 'Helsinki s' phonetic feature Awards: 2007 Article Prize for study on urban dialect attitudes 2009 Doctoral Thesis Award from Suomalais-ugrilainen Seura Grants and Advising: Lead investigator of projects on university pedagogy and digital language learning environments. Supervises research on multilingual professionals and language policy in healthcare contexts. Active in interdisciplinary collaborations, including the DARE consortium on language awareness in professional reflection. Labs/Teams: Research Centre PLURAL (Multidisciplinary Research Centre for Languages and Cultures) and the multidisciplinary DDL (Digitally-Mediated Language) consortium.

• Sociolinguistics
• Language Awareness
• Finnish Language in Change
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Tuula Juvonen is a Senior Lecturer in Gender Studies at the Tampere University , Faculty of Social Sciences, Unit of Social Research. Since 2020, she has taught the Master's Thesis Seminar (SSR.GEN.110) and coordinated/acted as examiner for English courses like YKT.215 (Gender Theories), YKT.228 (Body and Intersectionality), and YKT.YKE.501 (Genders/Sexualities). Research Fields: Queer Studies Lesbian Studies Queer History Affective Inequalities Intimate Relationships Archival Practices Feminist Pedagogy Recent Publications focus on queer historical methodologies, archival activism, affective spaces in LGBTQ+ communities, and interdisciplinary analyses of gender/sexuality discourses. Key themes include theorizing queer temporalities , resisting heteronormativity , and documenting marginalized histories . Scientific Awards: State Award for Public Information (2024, Ministry of Education) YKY Community Award (2015, with Leena Rodriguez) Good Teacher Award (2012, student-voted) Archival Deed of the Year (2012, honor mention) Grants and Projects: Leads the Affective Activism project (2021-2025, Academy of Finland), and has directed/led multiple funded initiatives including Queer Narratives (2012-2017) and Thinking Archives (2005-2006). Her work bridges academic research with community-based queer history preservation through roles in organizations like Friends of Queer History (Chair 2020-2024).

• Queer Studies
• Lesbian Studies
• Queer History
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Ylva Gustafsson is a researcher at Åbo Akademi University, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts, Psychology and Theology, within the Department of Culture, History and Philosophy. Her work bridges philosophy, ethics, and healthcare, focusing on empathy, care work, and patient-centered practices. Institution: Åbo Akademi University School: Faculty of Arts, Psychology and Theology Department: Culture, History and Philosophy Email: ylva.gustafsson@abo.fi Her research centers on philosophical and ethical dimensions of care, particularly in medical contexts. Key interests include empathy in healthcare, subjective aging, self-perception, and the moral development of medical professionals. She explores how individuals understand themselves and others within caregiving relationships, contributing to both philosophical theory and practical healthcare improvement. The analysis of her recent publications reveals a consistent focus on humanistic inquiry in medicine and society. Her work spans conceptual analysis in philosophy, ethical reflection in science, and interdisciplinary dialogue on care, aging, and identity. She frequently contributes to public intellectual discourse through editorial work and accessible writing, notably in the journal Ikaros . Ylva Gustafsson actively participates in academic service, including peer review and doctoral thesis evaluation, demonstrating her engagement with the scholarly community. While no formal students or grants are listed, her editorial roles and research output indicate significant academic leadership. She is involved in editorial and collaborative research activities, particularly through her role as editor of Ikaros: om människan och vetenskapen , fostering interdisciplinary conversations on humanity and science. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to well-being and quality education, emphasizing ethical and humanistic values in research and practice.

• Philosophy
• Care Work
• Empathy in Healthcare
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Debopam Das is a University Lecturer in the Department of English Language and Literature at Åbo Akademi University, Finland, and holds a Docent position in English Discourse Analysis at the University of Turku. Previously, he was a postdoctoral researcher at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (2018-2023) and University of Potsdam (2016-2018). Education: PhD in Linguistics, Simon Fraser University (2009-2014) Master's in Linguistics, University of Calcutta (2004-2007) Bachelor of Arts in English, University of Calcutta (2000-2004) Research Focus: Specializes in discourse analysis, corpus linguistics, and lexicography. Primary interests include: Discourse relations signaling and continuity Corpus development/annotation for discourse studies Cross-linguistic analysis of relative clauses in L2 learners Lexicon development for discourse connectives Collaborations & Resources: Leads the ICLE-RC project on learner English with Dr. Izabela Czerniak. Developed key linguistic resources including: RST Signaling Corpus DiMLex-Eng/Bangla lexicons RST Continuity Corpus

• Discourse Analysis
• Corpus Linguistics
• Lexicography
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Professor Ulla-Maija Forsberg works at the University of Helsinki, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts and the Department of Finnish, Finno-Ugrian and Scandinavian Studies . She specializes in Finno-Ugrian and Uralic languages, with a focus on dialectology, etymology, and lexicography. Her research includes Khanty and Mansi dialects, Helsinki slang, and historical linguistic connections between Finnish and Hungarian. She has been an active contributor to academic projects and conference organization. Academic Affiliation : Department of Finnish, Finno-Ugrian and Scandinavian Studies, University of Helsinki Research Focus : Uralic language family, Finno-Ugrian dialects, etymology, multilingualism Her publications and projects reflect deep engagement with Northern Asian languages, particularly Khanty and Mansi dialects, and she has contributed to dictionaries and historical linguistic studies. She has organized and participated in academic events like the 6th Saami Linguistics Symposium and served on university boards. Key projects include: Manuscripta Castreniana (2012–current) Linguistic Diversity: Historical, Functional and Typological Approaches (2011) EuroBABEL: Ob-Ugric languages (2009–2012) Finnish-Hungarian Dictionary (2007–2015) In 2016–2021, she was Director of the Kotimaisten kielen keskus (Institute for the Languages of Finland). She has also contributed to Finnish public discourse through media appearances on topics like language origins and cultural connections.

• Finno-Ugrian Linguistics
• Uralic Languages
• Dialectology
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Rigina Ajanki-Forslund is a University Lecturer at the University of Helsinki, affiliated with the Department of Finnish, Finno-Ugrian and Scandinavian Studies within the Faculty of Arts. Her research focuses on Finno-Ugric languages, particularly the Mordvinic languages (Erzya and Moksha), Finnish, and their morphosyntactic structures. She specializes in topics such as nominal predication, case systems, historical linguistics, and language typology. Her work involves descriptive linguistics, language documentation, and comparative studies of Uralic languages. She has contributed to projects like the descriptive grammar of Mordvin languages and studies on politeness strategies in L2 Finnish. Ajanki-Forslund actively participates in academic activities, including organizing conferences (e.g., Nordic Dialectologists Conference), peer reviewing for journals like Suomalais-Ugrilainen Seuran Aikakauskirja , and editorial roles in linguistic publications. Her research projects include Mordvalaiskielten deskriptiivinen kielioppi (2016–2020) and A Cognitive Grammar of Finnish in comparison with other Finno-Ugric Languages (2012–2016). She also engages in interdisciplinary work, such as Suomen kieli sanoo tervetuloa (2015–2022), which explores language education and cultural integration. Ajanki-Forslund’s academic contributions span over two decades, with publications in journals like Linguistics Vanguard and Acta Linguistica Hungarica . Her research emphasizes minority language preservation, syntactic variation, and historical language change within the Uralic family.

• Linguistics
• Finno-Ugric Languages
• Morphosyntax
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Igor Kudashev is a University Lecturer at Tampere University's Department of Russian Language and Translation Studies, affiliated with the Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences. He specializes in Finnish-Russian translation, terminology management, and lexicography. His research focuses on terminology work, translation studies, and improving accessibility in multilingual communication. Education: Licentiate (2000) and PhD (2007) from University of Helsinki; Docent (2012) Professional roles: Authorized Finnish-Russian translator, member of Translation Boards Research emphasizes terminology systems development through projects like MyTerMS and TermFactory. Awards include the 2022 Tiedettä suomeksi Award for inclusive communication contributions and EAFT's 2008 terminology award. Publications span monographs, manuals, and over 20 peer-reviewed articles on topics such as terminology ontology design, dictionary compilation, and teaching terminological practices. Maintains active involvement in EU-funded terminology projects and pedagogical innovation.

• Translation Studies
• Interpreting Studies
• Terminology
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Lauri Carlson serves as a Supervisor in the Doctoral Program in Linguistics at the University of Helsinki's Faculty of Humanities. With an active research career spanning from 1987 to present, Carlson has led numerous significant research projects in linguistics and translation studies. Carlson's primary research interests focus on formal semantics of natural language, dialogue modeling, limited language machine translation, multilingual terminology, and semantic web applications. His work bridges theoretical linguistics with practical applications in natural language processing and computational linguistics, particularly in multilingual contexts. His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on terminology management using semantic web technologies and linked open data. Carlson's research shows consistent emphasis on data quality, integration of multilingual resources, and practical applications of linguistic theory in computational settings. As a Principal Investigator and Project Manager, Carlson has led significant research initiatives including the EU MOLTO project (Multilingual On-Line Translation), Translation Studies and Terminology (TraST), and the Digital Leap project for the Master's Programme in Translation and Interpreting. His work has been presented at major international conferences including the International Semantic Web Conference.

• Linguistics
• Formal Semantics
• Natural Language Processing
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Tero Alstola is a University Researcher at the Department of Languages, Faculty of Arts, University of Helsinki. He specializes in digital humanities and the social history of Babylonia in the first millennium BCE, focusing on migrant and rural populations, network analysis of historical datasets, and language technological study of the Akkadian language. Fields of Interest: Assyriology, Digital Humanities, Social History, Ancient Near Eastern Empires, Language Technology Collaborations: Active in international projects like the Centre of Excellence in Ancient Near Eastern Empires (ANEE) and Changes in Sacred Texts and Traditions (CSTT) Media: Engages in public outreach, including media contributions on topics like ancient beer recipes and Neo-Assyrian propaganda Research Trends include quantitative analysis of cuneiform texts, semantic domain mapping, and interdisciplinary applications of computational methods to ancient Near Eastern studies. Recent work explores divine affiliations in Neo-Assyrian texts, digital lexical portals, and public archaeology. Projects involve leadership roles in semantic domain analysis (2016-2020) and participation in ANEE/CSTT initiatives (2014-2025). His datasets on cuneiform corpora and lexical analysis tools are openly accessible via repositories like Zenodo.

• Assyriology
• Digital Humanities
• Social History
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Riikka Länsisalmi (Senior Lecturer, University of Helsinki's Department of Languages and Faculty of Humanities) is a leading expert in Japanese sociolinguistics and discourse studies with significant contributions to language education policy. From 2018-2023, she served as Head of Department for Asian Languages, and currently acts as Principal Investigator in Asian languages at the Institute for Urban Studies (Urbaria). Her research focuses on Japanese language pedagogy, multilingual societies, and cultural semiotics. Doctor of Literature (1998), The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (Japan) MA in Romance Philology (1992), University of Helsinki Pedagogical Qualifications (2003), Haaga-Helia & Jyväskylä Universities Research interests span Japanese sociolinguistics, discourse studies, language policy, and multilingual communication, with recent projects exploring food discourse in contemporary Japan and heritage language preservation. Her 15 most recent publications (2015-2025) demonstrate expertise in language education ideologies, terminological databases, and cross-cultural translation projects. Scientific awards include multiple Humanistisen tiedekunnan kannustuspalkkiot (2016, 2017, 2023), Scandinavia-Japan Sasakawa Foundation grants (2019, 2022), and Hokkaido University Partner appointment (2017-ongoing). She has supervised numerous MA and BA theses while maintaining active roles in international academic networks and language policy working groups.

• Japanese Language
• Sociolinguistics
• Discourse Studies
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Miika Tucker is a University Teacher and Academy Postdoctoral Researcher at the Faculty of Theology, University of Helsinki. Their work focuses on Biblical Studies, particularly the Septuagint and the textual history of Jeremiah. They lead the project The Text of Jeremiah for the 21st Century funded by the Academy of Finland and participate in major collaborative initiatives like the Centre of Excellence in Changes in Sacred Texts and Traditions (CSTT) and Editing Greek Papyri.

• Theology
• Biblical Studies
• Jeremiah
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Matias Daniel Buchholz is an Academy Research Fellow at the University of Helsinki, affiliated with the Faculty of Arts and Department of Languages. His academic role focuses on papyrology and historical linguistics, with specific expertise in carbonized papyri from Petra and Bubastos. He holds the title of Docent and leads multiple research initiatives funded by the Research Council of Finland. Buchholz's research centers on papyrology, Greek/Latin language contact, and Byzantine legal terminology. His work spans: Reconstruction and analysis of carbonized papyri from archaeological sites Legal linguistics in Byzantine Greek adaptations of Roman law Documentary editions of ancient texts from Petra and Bubastos His publications emphasize interdisciplinary approaches combining philology, archaeology, and digital humanities. Buchholz has secured significant grants including: 'The Carbonized Papyri from Bubastos: Digitization, Reconstruction and Publication' (2021-2026) 'Publication of the Carbonized Papyri from Bubastos' (2017-2020) He actively participates in international collaborations, including research visits to the Collección Palau Ribes in Catalonia and presentations at major conferences like the International Congress of Papyrology.

• Papyrology
• Ancient Greek Language and Literature
• Latin Language and Roman Literature
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Marjut Alho is a University Lecturer at the Department of Languages, Faculty of Arts, University of Helsinki. Her research focuses on translation studies, contrastive linguistics, and terminology analysis, particularly exploring Finnish and German language structures. She has conducted studies on punctuation systems, economic terminology related to the Euro currency, and media globalization. Alho's academic career includes publications on computer-assisted translation practices (2005), quantitative analysis of terminological synonymy (2004), and recent work on colon usage in Finnish and German (2023/2024). She is affiliated with the Translation Studies research group and leads the 2024 research project 'Aikakausmedian kansainvälistäminen.' No scientific awards are listed, but her contributions to contrastive language analysis and terminology research are notable. She currently holds no listed doctoral advisees.

• Translation Studies
• Linguistics
• Terminology Analysis
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Timo Tekoniemi is a University Researcher at the University of Helsinki's Faculty of Theology, specializing in Biblical Studies. He serves as a Supervisor for the doctoral programme in Theology and Religious Studies. His research focuses on textual criticism, ancient biblical texts, and their historical reception, with particular attention to the Books of Kings, Septuagint studies, and gender criticism. Key projects include participation in the Academy of Finland-funded projects like The Hexapla of 1-2 Samuel and CSTT: Centre of Excellence in Changes in Sacred Texts and Traditions . He has contributed to encyclopedic entries on figures like Nehushta and Nimshi, and published peer-reviewed chapters on Elijah's characterization and textual histories. Recipient of the EABS 2016 Student Prize and the 2019 Teologisen tiedekunnan Väitöskirjapalkinto, Tekoniemi has actively engaged in academic activities such as visiting researcher roles at Louvain la Neuve (2022) and presenting at international conferences like the European Association of Biblical Studies Annual Meeting (2024).

• Biblical Studies
• Textual Criticism
• Ancient Texts
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