جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Pirjo Sanaksenahoمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Architecture
• Urban Planning
• Healthcare Facilities Design
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Pirjo Sanaksenaho is an Associate Professor at Aalto University's Department of Architecture. She leads the SOTERA Institute and the Living+ platform, focusing on social healthcare facilities and human-centered living environments. Her expertise spans public building design, modularity, and architectural collaboration with artists. Educated at Aalto University (PhD) and Helsinki University of Technology (Master's), she has extensive industry experience through Sanaksenaho Architects, designing projects in Finland and internationally, including in China. Recognized with the Knight First Class of the Order of the White Rose of Finland, her work emphasizes societal impact and sustainable design. She actively engages in professional networks, media, and academic activities, contributing to architectural discourse through exhibitions and publications.

• Digital Ethics
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Social Media
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Risto Sarvas is a University Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Aalto University's School of Science, specializing in the Digital Ethics, Society and Policy (Digital-ESP) research area. His work bridges human-computer interaction, social media analysis, and the societal implications of digital technologies, with significant contributions to educational tools and public discourse through media engagements. Academic qualifications include: Doctoral degree in Engineering and Technology from Helsinki University of Technology (awarded December 18, 2006) Master's degree in Engineering and Technology from Helsinki University of Technology (awarded October 22, 2001) Sarvas's research trajectory evolved from foundational studies on domestic photography and metadata systems to contemporary investigations of digital ethics and educational technology. His early work analyzed photographic practices across technological eras (Kodak, Portrait, and Digital Paths), while recent publications apply natural language processing to social media health discussions and develop frameworks for transversal competences in Finnish high schools. This progression reflects a consistent focus on technology-society interplay, emphasizing ethical considerations and user-centered design in both historical and emerging contexts. Publication trends reveal a strategic shift from technical HCI and photography studies (2004-2011) toward societal applications in education and public health (2019-2020). His 33 publications demonstrate sustained expertise in metadata systems and mobile interaction, now channeled into solving real-world problems like curriculum design (EduHex tool) and health communication analysis. The Digital-ESP research area serves as the unifying framework for this applied ethical approach. Risto Sarvas maintains active public engagement through 16 media appearances addressing smart cities, student burnout, pandemic-driven professional development, and social media risks. His international collaboration is evidenced by visiting researcher positions at foreign academic institutions in 2003 and 2009. Within Aalto University, he contributes to the Digital-ESP research group's mission of examining ethical, societal, and policy dimensions of digital technologies, frequently partnering with Finnish high school educators to implement modular curriculum solutions.

• Biomaterials
• Nanocellulose Applications
• Hydrogel Development
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Jenni Leppiniemi is a Research Fellow in Biosciences, specializing in biomaterials and sustainable nanotechnology. Her work bridges cellulose science and biomedical applications, with expertise in hydrogel design, nanocellulose processing, and 3D bioprinting technologies. Research explores functional biomaterials for tissue engineering and diagnostics, emphasizing: Avidin-biotin conjugation systems for modular scaffolds Microwave-assisted green extraction of nanocellulose Thermoresponsive hydrogels for controlled cell growth Recent publications demonstrate innovation in sustainable material processing and 3D culture platforms. Trends include increased focus on circular economy approaches for biomaterial sourcing and translational applications in regenerative medicine. Laboratory involvement includes collaborative projects on seaweed-based nanocellulose and poly(N-isopropylacrylamide) composites at the University of Helsinki.

Virpi Palomäkiمشاهده پروفایل

پژوهشگر

• Sustainable Construction
• Circular Economy in Construction
• Low-Carbon Building Materials
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Virpi Palomäki is a PhD-qualified Project Manager in Architecture at the University of Eastern Finland's Department of Architecture. Her research focuses on sustainable construction practices, circular economy strategies in the construction industry, and low-carbon building materials. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Science from the University of Eastern Finland (1996). Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) and Goal 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production). Key research areas include cross-laminated timber (CLT) applications, modular and relocatable architecture, waste reduction in construction, and carbon footprint analysis of residential structures. Palomäki actively organizes workshops and panels on topics like 'Circular Economy in Concrete Construction' (2025) and 'Low-Carbon Building Strategies' (2024), demonstrating leadership in industry collaboration. She has contributed to media discussions on sustainable urban development, including articles in Ilkka-Pohjalainen and Yle Uutiset . Notable projects include the KIMORA initiative, exploring circular economy strategies for construction firms, and co-authoring the book Tulevaisuuden asuminen (2023), which emphasizes adaptive living spaces and smart home technology integration. Her recent work highlights innovations in modular housing, carbon accounting for buildings, and policy advocacy for climate-resilient infrastructure. She participates in international collaborations, with research activity spanning Finland and beyond, addressing challenges like affordable housing shortages and urban density solutions through sustainable architectural practices.

• Sustainable Architecture
• Urban Planning
• Thermal Comfort
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Ruchira Liyanage is a Doctoral Researcher and Researcher at Tampere University's Faculty of Built Environment (Civil Engineering). They hold a Master’s in Sustainable Architecture (2024, Tampere University) and a Bachelor of Architecture (2021, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka). Their research focuses on sustainable design, energy-efficient architectural solutions, and urban resilience, with notable work on vegetation effects on thermal comfort and Sri Lankan vernacular architecture’s global influence. Ruchira actively contributes to interdisciplinary projects, including the DigiSus Research Platform as a student representative and Bloom Finland as a Board Member. They have received awards for research and design, including the Best Research Paper Award (2021) and design competition recognitions. Beyond academia, they engage in community projects, policy workshops, and governance models for sustainable development. Education: Master’s in Sustainable Architecture (2022–2024), Tampere University Bachelor of Architecture (2015–2021), University of Moratuwa Key Research Interests: Sustainable architectural frameworks for residential buildings Thermal comfort in high-rise urban environments Vernacular architecture’s applicability to modern sustainability challenges Professional Roles: Research Assistant, Tampere University (2024–present) Board Member, INTO Tampere Student Guild (2024–present) Student Representative, DigiSus Research Platform (2024–present) Awards: Best Research Paper Award (2021) Asia’s Young Designer Award finalist (2020) Gold Award for University Stall Design (2018/2019) Community Impact: Contributed to UN-linked urban heat mitigation projects Co-designed modular housing and zero-carbon initiatives Promoted digital literacy through workshops

• Construction Management
• Building Information Modeling (BIM)
• Collaborative Construction
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Kalle Kähkönen is a Professor in Civil Engineering with extensive contributions to collaborative construction, Building Information Modeling (BIM), and construction project management. His work focuses on enhancing digital resource utilization, immersive educational technologies, and stakeholder-driven project delivery methods. Key Research Areas: Collaborative Construction, BIM, Construction Scheduling, Digital Learning Environments, Project Lifecycle Optimization Recent Publications (2020-2024): Highlight advancements in BIM-VR integration for education, decision support systems for dynamic project contexts, and collaborative frameworks for construction innovation. Scientific Awards: Emerald Literati Award (2016) for outstanding contributions to construction management research. Activities: Examiner for doctoral dissertations (2020) Chair of workshops at World Building Congress 2019 Contributions to editorial boards and conference committees

Päivi M Ojalaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Cancer Biology
• Virology
• Cellular Reprogramming
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Päivi M Ojala serves as a Professor in the Department of Pathology at the University of Helsinki's Faculty of Medicine. She actively supervises doctoral programs in Integrative Life Science and Biomedicine while leading cutting-edge cancer research initiatives. Her research spans Cancer Biology , Virology , and Immunotherapy , with specialized focus on viral tumorigenesis, cancer metastasis mechanisms, and CAR T-cell therapy development. Key interests include lymphatic endothelial cell interactions in melanoma metastasis, Kaposi Sarcoma Herpesvirus pathogenesis, and glycosphingolipid-targeted immunotherapies for ovarian carcinoma. Recent publications reveal strong emphasis on translational immunotherapy, particularly CAR T-cell engineering for solid tumors. Her 2023-2025 work demonstrates expertise in GMP-compliant manufacturing, novel CAR spacer design, and targeting metastasis-promoting molecular axes like DLL4/Notch3/WNT5B. Current projects include: Syöpäsäätiö-funded cancer research (2024-2025) Veripalvelu collaborations on CAR T-cell development (2023-2024) Gertrude Biomedical partnership for translational oncology As supervisor for doctoral programmes and frequent thesis pre-examiner/opponent, she actively shapes next-generation researchers. Her 49 documented academic activities include international collaborations with Imperial College London and extensive peer review contributions.

Kari Reijulaمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Public health care science
• Environmental and occupational health
• Workplace mental health
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Kari Reijula is a Professor at the Department of Public Health within the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Helsinki. His research focuses on public health care science , environmental and occupational health , and workplace well-being. He actively contributes to smoking cessation programs, indoor air quality assessment, and occupational health policy development. Principal Investigator for 'Työterveyshuollon erikoislääkärikoulutus - nyt ja tulevaisuudessa' (2022-) Project manager for 'TSR Majuri 25-27 Työterveyshuollon erik' (2025-2027) Recent publications analyze workplace privacy impacts on health , activity-based office designs , and mental health competencies in occupational health physicians. His work spans environmental exposure assessment, hybrid work dynamics, and rehabilitation programs for musculoskeletal disorders. Scientific roles include: Expert member, American Academy of Asthma and Allergy (2011-2016) Member, UEMS (2010-2015) Supervises doctoral theses on topics including tobacco legislation impacts, clinical training environments, and workplace health interventions. Leads research projects funded by Työsuojelurahasto and other institutions related to occupational health service modernization.

• Biomedical Sciences
• Tumor Genomics
• Immunotherapy
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Kerttu Orvokki Kalander is a doctoral researcher affiliated with the Applied Tumor Genomics group at the University of Helsinki , participating in the Doctoral Programme in Biomedicine . Her work focuses on biomedical sciences, particularly tumor genomics and immunotherapy. Research activity spans two publications (2023 and 2025), targeting cancer immunotherapy advancements. Active participant in the iCAN retreat 2024 as a poster presenter. Email: kerttu.kalander@helsinki.fi Research Trends : Recent publications emphasize CAR-T cell therapy and SH3-derived platforms for targeted immunotherapy, with applications in ovarian cancer models and protein engineering. Network & Collaborations : Collaborates with researchers like S. Leppä, P.M. Ojala, and K. Saksela, focusing on translational cancer research.