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Mika Järvinen serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Energy and Mechanical Engineering at Aalto University, leveraging fundamental sciences—physics, thermodynamics, chemistry, and numerical modeling—to address cross-sector energy challenges. His research spans sustainable bioenergy and inter-linked circular economy systems integrating energy, materials, and environmental considerations across biomass, pulp/paper, metallurgy, and waste-to-energy industries. His expertise centers on sustainable bioenergy and circular economy frameworks, utilizing numerical modeling to optimize combustion engineering and metallurgical processes. By maintaining diverse industrial engagement, he ensures research continuity during economic fluctuations while advancing black liquor spraying technologies and energy-material-environment synergies. This approach enables flexible, physics-based solutions for complex industrial energy conversion problems. Professor Järvinen's 2025 publications reveal a cohesive focus on renewable energy systems operating within planetary boundaries, spanning carbon capture (calcium looping), low-temperature heat engines, and comprehensive textbook development. His work integrates solar, wind, bioenergy, and storage technologies into holistic frameworks that balance technical innovation with ecological constraints, emphasizing system-level sustainability over isolated component optimization. His scientific recognition includes: Best Dissertation Award (2002) from Helsinki University of Technology's Department of Machine Technology for research on black liquor droplet conversion Resonate Award (2015) from Caltech University's Resnick Institute As lead of the Energy Conversion and Systems research group, he directs projects bridging fundamental modeling with industrial applications while developing educational resources for next-generation energy engineers. His laboratory work emphasizes experimental validation of numerical models across combustion, metallurgical, and biomass conversion processes.

• Sustainable Bioenergy
• Circular Economy
• Energy Conversion Systems
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Minna Palmroth is a Professor of Computational Space Physics at the University of Helsinki 's Faculty of Science , leading the Department of Physics 's Space Physics Research Group. She directs the Kestävän avaruustieteen ja -tekniikan huippuyksikön (Centre of Excellence in Sustainable Space Science and Technology) and serves as the principal investigator for the Vlasiator hybrid-Vlasov simulation framework.

• Space Physics
• Computational Astrophysics
• Plasma Dynamics
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Matti Minkkinen is a Docent at the Turku School of Economics (University of Turku) and a Postdoctoral Researcher in Information Systems Science at the Department of Management and Entrepreneurship. His work bridges futures studies with ethics, privacy, and socio-technical systems in digital transformation. Recent roles focus on responsible AI governance and foresight methodologies. University: University of Turku School: Turku School of Economics Department: Department of Management and Entrepreneurship His research explores how digital technologies reshape organizational practices, emphasizing Futures Consciousness as a human capacity. Key themes include responsible AI , privacy protection , and causal layered analysis in scenario planning. Publications highlight ethical governance frameworks and EU policy debates. Recent articles address generative AI ethics , ML system integration , and AI auditing across journals like Communications of the Association for Information Systems and Information and Management . Topics cluster around socio-technical systems, digital ethics, and institutional adaptation to AI. Teaching and editorial roles include co-curating student research collections at Finland Futures Research Centre. No explicit scientific awards are listed, but his work contributes to foresight theory and practice.

• Digital Transformation
• Responsible Artificial Intelligence
• Foresight Methods
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Otso Kortekangas is an Associate Professor in the Department of Culture, History and Philosophy at the Faculty of Humanities, Psychology and Theology, Åbo Akademi University, Finland. He is also a Docent in Nordic Studies at the University of Helsinki and a member of the Young Academy of Finland. His research focuses on environmental history, history of education, and Arctic and Sámi history, with a strong emphasis on historical justice, educational narratives, and truth and reconciliation processes in the Nordic region. PhD in History, Stockholm University, 2018 MTheol in Theological Ethics and Philosophy of Religion, Åbo Akademi University, 2023 MA in Nordic History, Åbo Akademi University, 2013 MA in Global History and International Relations, Erasmus University Rotterdam, 2012 His research interests include environmental history, Sámi and indigenous education, historical justice, climate ethics, and Nordic colonialism. He explores how educational systems have shaped perceptions of nature and indigenous peoples, particularly through textbooks and curricula. His work critically examines narratives of assimilation, citizenship, and reconciliation in Nordic contexts. The most recent articles reflect a strong trend in analyzing forest symbolism in Nordic education, Sámi educational history, truth commissions, and climate ethics. His publications span academic journals, public commentary, and book reviews, indicating a commitment to both scholarly rigor and public engagement. He frequently addresses issues of historical responsibility, indigenous rights, and environmental sustainability. His scientific recognition includes the Great Scholarship from the Waldemar von Frenckell Foundation in 2022. He contributes to public discourse through media appearances and op-eds on climate, history, and indigenous issues. Kortekangas teaches and supervises students at the BA and MA levels. He leads the Kone Foundation-funded project MaMeFo (2024–2028) on forest meanings in comprehensive education and previously worked as a postdoctoral researcher in the TRiNC project on truth and reconciliation. His earlier research positions include a postdoc at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and a visiting scholar role at the Scott Polar Research Institute, University of Cambridge. He is affiliated with multiple research networks and contributes to academic discourse through editorial work, such as the special issue of Legatio on early modern diplomacy. His interdisciplinary approach combines history, education, ethics, and indigenous studies to address contemporary societal challenges.

• Environmental History
• History of Education
• Arctic History
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Arto O. Salonen is a Professor of Social Pedagogy with a focus on sustainable well-being at the University of Eastern Finland. He leads the SISU consortium and the Sustainability Transformations Doctoral Education Pilot , while also serving as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Helsinki, Finnish National Defence University, and the University of Eastern Finland. His work bridges social pedagogy, sustainability science, and societal transformation, particularly through the lenses of consumerism, digitalization, and planetary citizenship. Research Focus: Social change, sustainability transformations, climate crisis education, and the cultural dynamics of consumerism. Key Projects: Sustainability transformation from the margins , Heritage in working life , and Shared autonomous mobility . Labs/Teams: RESOURCE Research Community, Finnish Expert Panel for Sustainable Development, and interdisciplinary consortia.

• Social Pedagogy
• Sustainable Well-Being
• Sustainability Transformations
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Jenna Purhonen is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Biological and Environmental Science , part of the Faculty of Mathematics and Science at the University of Jyväskylä . Her work focuses on fungal ecology, conservation biology, and forest ecosystem dynamics. Fields of Interest: Fungal community ecology, conservation biology, dead wood organisms, forest management impacts Research Trends across her publications reveal expertise in fungal dispersal mechanisms, DNA-based monitoring, lichen responses to forestry practices, and interdisciplinary frameworks for planetary well-being. Key methodologies include metabarcoding, spatial analysis, and standardized biodiversity datasets. Research Group: Collaborates with the Predictive Community Ecology Group , co-led by Nerea Abrego and Otso Ovaskainen, focusing on fungal dynamics and conservation strategies.

• Fungal Ecology
• Conservation Biology
• Community Ecology
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Riku Järvinen is a Visitor (Faculty) at the Department of Electronics and Nanoengineering, Aalto University, and a member of the Esa Kallio Group. He holds a Doctoral degree in Natural Sciences from the University of Helsinki, awarded in 2011. His research is centered on space and planetary physics, particularly the interactions between solar wind and planetary environments. Doctoral Degree, Natural Sciences – University of Helsinki (2011) His research interests span Space Physics , Planetary Science , Solar Wind , Magnetospheric Dynamics , and Atmospheric Escape , with a focus on Mercury, Venus, and Mars. He employs both observational data and numerical modeling to study plasma environments around planets. The recent publications (2020–2023) highlight his active role in major space missions such as BepiColombo and Solar Orbiter , analyzing planetary magnetospheres, ion escape, and solar wind interactions. His work often involves international collaborations and data-model comparisons, contributing to high-impact journals like Nature Communications and Astronomy & Astrophysics . Riku Järvinen has been involved in CubeSat-based radio science experiments, including the Suomi 100 satellite project, demonstrating interdisciplinary engagement in space instrumentation and remote sensing. Featured in media coverage on September 15, 2020, discussing the detection of phosphine in Venus’s atmosphere. He has not been listed with any formal awards or students. His contributions are primarily through collaborative research and peer-reviewed publications in planetary and space sciences.

• Space Physics
• Planetary Science
• Solar Wind
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Laura Maria Beloff is an Associate Professor and Vice Dean at Aalto University's School of Art, Design and Architecture , where she leads the Department of Art and Media . Her work bridges art, science, and technology , focusing on wearable systems, bioart, and speculative design. Ph.D. in Art and Technology from the University of Plymouth Master of Arts from Helsinki University of Arts and Design Her research explores human-technology-environment interactions , including biosemiotics , artificial life , and critical design . She investigates planetary and microscopic scales, addressing how these domains reshape societal values. Recent projects like R-Bus (2023), Gâteau Vivant & Friends (2024), and Monsterscope (2025) highlight her interdisciplinary approach , merging AI , robotics , and living systems . Her 2025 articles emphasize gifting practices and structural color in biological-artistic contexts. Beloff actively mentors students in experimental art and collaborative research , leading projects such as ABRA (Artificial Biology, Robotics, and Art). She co-founded the RAT (Radical Art and Transformation) research group and contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through eco-art and education.

• Art & Science
• Human Enhancement
• Wearable Technology
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Matti Kummu is a Professor at Aalto University in the College of Built Environment, Department of Water and Environmental Engineering. He leads the Water and Development Research Group and teaches the course Water and People in the Developing World . His research focuses on human-environment interactions, particularly global water scarcity , food security , and sustainable food systems . Key areas include quantifying the impacts of water scarcity on food production, analyzing water-energy-food nexus dynamics in Southeast Asia, and modeling planetary boundary constraints for sustainable development. Recent publications highlight expertise in climate-water-food linkages (e.g., Nature Food, Nature Water), geospatial data development (Scientific Data), and trade-environment interactions (PNAS). Projects like SOS.aquaterra (H2020 ERC CoG-funded) aim to reconcile food demand with planetary boundaries. Contact: matti.kummu@aalto.fi

• Water Resources
• Food Security
• Global Environmental Change
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Maija Jylhä-Ollila is a doctoral researcher at Aalto University's Department of Built Environment, specializing in hydrogeology and water-environmental engineering. She previously graduated with an M.Sc. in Geology from the University of Helsinki (2004) and gained 10 years of professional experience as a hydrogeologist in environmental consulting. Core research areas: Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR), Natural Organic Matter (NOM) removal, and surface water-groundwater interactions Focus on boreal lake systems and their long-term impacts on groundwater quality Technical expertise in redox reactions, carbon cycling, and molecular structure analysis of NOM Active in peer-reviewed publications (4 research outputs between 2019-2025) Her work combines field studies with advanced analytical techniques like mass spectroscopy to understand NOM transformation processes during bank infiltration. She collaborates with researchers across Finland and internationally on water security challenges. Scientific Contributions: 2025 Doctoral Thesis: Quantified long-term water quality changes and redox evolution in MAR systems 2021 Groundwater Journal: Established molecular structure links between NOM and carbon budget dynamics 2020 Hydrogeology Journal: Demonstrated seasonal NOM removal efficiency in boreal lake infiltration 2019 ISMAR Conference: Presented findings on NOM removal mechanisms under varying hydrological conditions Technical Expertise: Groundwater monitoring, multi-tracer analysis, redox geochemistry, boreal hydrology, MAR system design

• Hydrogeology
• Surface Water-Groundwater Interaction
• Managed Aquifer Recharge
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Sanna Ala-Mantila is an Assistant Professor at the University of Helsinki, affiliated with the Ecosystems and Environment Research Programme within the Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences . She is also a core member of the Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS) and the Helsinki Institute of Urban and Regional Studies (Urbaria) . As a supervisor, she guides students in the Doctoral Programme in Interdisciplinary Environmental Sciences . Her research focuses on urban sustainability , environmental inequality , and spatial dimensions of climate policy . Key areas include analyzing socioeconomic segregation, air pollution disparities, and consumption-based carbon footprint dynamics. Methodologically, she employs GIS-based spatial analysis, policy evaluation, and interdisciplinary frameworks. Ala-Mantila leads two major research projects: AI-based optimization tool for sustainable urban planning (2025–2026) and Smartland: Sustainable urbanization through land use planning (2022–2025). These projects aim to develop equitable urban solutions and reduce environmental inequities through data-driven strategies. Her work bridges environmental sciences, social geography, and urban planning, addressing global challenges such as climate change mitigation and urban well-being. She actively contributes to peer review for journals like Journal of Cleaner Production and collaborates with international research networks.

• Environmental Sciences
• Urban Sustainability
• Climate Change
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Sanna Kopra is a Research Professor at the Arctic Centre, University of Lapland, and holds a Docent title from the University of Turku. She is a Senior Fellow at the Arctic Institute and actively involved in UArctic Thematic Networks on Critical Arctic Studies, Geopolitics/Security, and Arctic Law. Her research focuses on international political science, with particular emphasis on China's Arctic strategy, climate responsibility, and great power dynamics in the Arctic region. Education: Docent (Adjunct Professor) in International Relations at the University of Turku. Key roles include Principal Investigator for major projects such as Planetocene2050: Rethinking International Relations in an Era of the Planetocene (2023–2027) and TRANSNATURE: Transboundary Governance Models of Biodiversity Protection (2023–2026). Research interests span Arctic geopolitics, climate policy, and the interplay between great power rivalry and environmental governance. She has published extensively on China's role in Arctic regionalization, climate justice, and the implications of geopolitical shifts in the region. Awards include the 2018 Best Paper Award from the English School section of the International Studies Association. Recent projects emphasize planetary approaches to Arctic politics, biodiversity protection, and normative frameworks for climate responsibility. Her work bridges theoretical international relations with applied Arctic governance, often collaborating with institutions like the Nordic Council of Ministers and EU bodies. Awards: 2018 ISA English School Best Paper Award. Projects include over €2M in funding for initiatives addressing Arctic security, climate leadership, and transboundary resource management. Active in policy dialogues and media commentary on Arctic affairs through platforms like High North News and Arctic Institute blogs.

• International Political Science
• Climate Change
• Arctic Politics
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Henrikki Tenkanen is a researcher and educator at the University of Helsinki , affiliated with the Department of Geosciences and Geography , the Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS) , and the Institute for Urban Studies (Urbaria) . As an Adjunct Professor and doctoral program supervisor, he focuses on urban accessibility, mobility, and geospatial data analysis. Research Interests: His work bridges Geographic Information Systems (GIS) , Urban Accessibility , and Spatial Data Analysis , with notable contributions to leveraging mobile phone data and social media for environmental and urban studies. Recent projects explore human-scale cities , cycling infrastructure , and planetary boundaries in transportation planning. Scientific Awards: Apps4Finland challenge award 2014 ProGIS ry's thesis award 2014 Best talk at DENVI Annual Meeting 2017 Vuoden SUMutus 2017 Supervision and Collaboration: He has co-supervised MSc theses, including Claudia Bergroth's work on mobile phone data for population dynamics. Active in organizing and participating in conferences like the 15th NECTAR conference , he contributes to peer review and interdisciplinary research networks.

• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
• Urban Accessibility
• Mobility Studies
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Jorma Harju serves as a Docent (Adjunct Professor) in the Department of Physics at the University of Helsinki, specializing in observational astronomy and space science. His research centers on interstellar molecular clouds and the initial conditions of star formation, utilizing advanced radio telescopes including ALMA and ESO facilities. Harju's primary research focuses on physical and chemical processes in pre-stellar cores, with particular expertise in nuclear spin ratios of deuterated molecules, cosmic-ray ionization rates, and molecular depletion patterns. His work bridges molecular astrophysics and star formation theory through high-precision radio observations of regions like L1544 and Ophiuchus, revealing critical insights into deuterium fractionation and core evolution. Analysis of his recent publications (2023-2025) shows consistent emphasis on observational studies of prestellar environments using molecular tracers like ammonia and deuterated species. His research increasingly incorporates international collaborations and interdisciplinary approaches, as evidenced by his work on Near-Earth Object radar systems alongside traditional astrophysics. Harju actively mentors the next generation of scientists, having supervised 6 doctoral theses and 3 Master's/Licentiate theses. His research is supported by significant projects including the ERC Advanced Grant SAEMPL (2013-2018), NEO-RADAR (2020-2021), and two long-term investigations into star formation stages (2007-2009 and 2010-2013). He maintains extensive international engagement through 17 academic visits to institutions like the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics (2015-2017), membership in the Space Research Advisory Committee (2016-2019), and participation in ALMA review committees. His 56 recorded activities include conference organization, peer review, and committee service across European astronomy networks.

• Astronomy
• Space Science
• Star Formation
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Suvi Huttunen is a Full Professor in Social Sciences at LUT School of Engineering Sciences, Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology (LUT University). She also holds a position as Leading Researcher at the Finnish Environment Institute (Syke), where she works on societal change and sustainability governance. Her academic work bridges environmental policy, sustainability transitions, and public engagement, with a strong emphasis on justice and inclusivity. Full Professor, Social Sciences, LUT School of Engineering Sciences Leading Researcher, Societal Change, Finnish Environment Institute (Syke) Her research focuses on the governance of sustainability transitions, particularly how citizens and local stakeholders influence policy from planning to implementation. She has a special interest in just transitions , examining how equity and legitimacy are maintained during societal shifts toward carbon neutrality and sustainable food systems. Her recent work explores public participation, stakeholder engagement, and the social acceptability of environmental policies. Analysis of her recent publications reveals consistent interdisciplinary engagement across environmental policy, climate governance, and social sciences. Key themes include biodiversity offsetting, public deliberation, food system justice, and forest carbon policy. Her work often employs qualitative methods, discourse analysis, and participatory frameworks to assess policy legitimacy and social impacts. Biodiversity offsetting as an operational tool for a just sustainability transition – BOOST (Academy of Finland, 2021–2024) Leaving No One Lost in Transition: Citizens and the Legitimacy of Finland’s Transition to a Carbon Neutral Welfare State (Academy of Finland, 2020–2023) Just transition: tackling inequalities in sustainable food systems – JUST-FOOD (Academy of Finland, 2019–2022) Farming culture in transition to sustainable agriculture – a practice approach (Academy of Finland, 2014–2017) She has contributed to numerous high-impact journals such as Environmental Policy and Governance , Land Use Policy , Biological Conservation , and Energy Research & Social Science . While formal advisees are not listed, her collaborative publications suggest active mentorship and team leadership. She is also a frequent peer reviewer for journals in environmental and sustainability fields. Her work is deeply embedded in policy-relevant research, contributing to both academic discourse and real-world governance challenges in Finland and the EU.

• Sustainability Transition
• Just Transition
• Environmental Governance
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