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Eino Solje is an Associate Professor and Research Director at the University of Eastern Finland (UEF), affiliated with the Institute of Clinical Medicine within the School of Medicine at the Faculty of Health Sciences. He specializes in Neurology and serves as the Director of the UEF Brain Research Unit and the leader of the Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration and Early Onset Dementia research group. His academic roles also include partnership in the national FinFTD research consortium and clinical practice as a Neurologist at Kuopio University Hospital. Dr. Solje holds a PhD and MD from UEF, along with Adjunct Professor (Docent) status. His research focuses on neurodegenerative diseases, particularly frontotemporal dementia (FTD), Alzheimer’s disease, and early-onset dementia. Key interests include biomarkers, genetics, ethical/legal issues in dementia care, and clinical management. He leads projects such as 'Synapsing Mental Disorders and Neurodegenerative Diseases' and 'Shadows in Paradise? Rights of People with Dementia in a Welfare State.' His research explores diagnostic challenges, biomarker development, and the intersection of medicine and law in dementia care. Publications emphasize neuroimaging, ethical guardianship, and clinical outcomes. He advises numerous PhD and medical students and collaborates internationally on FTD/ALS genetics and biomarkers. His work spans clinical trials, epidemiological studies, and interdisciplinary teams addressing dementia’s societal impact. Dr. Solje’s contributions include advancing FTD diagnostic criteria, investigating neurodegenerative biomarkers, and advocating for patient rights. His labs focus on clinical trials, neuroimaging analysis, and ethical/legal frameworks in healthcare.

• Frontotemporal dementia
• Alzheimer’s disease
• Early onset dementia
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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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Ulla-Mari Kinnunen is a Professor of Health and Human Services Informatics at the University of Eastern Finland's Department of Health and Social Management, within the Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies. She also holds the title of Adjunct Professor in Evidence-Based Research and Development. Her research focuses on health informatics, digitalization in healthcare and social services, evidence-based practices, and informatics competencies for professionals and citizens. She chairs the Finnish nursing terminology (FinCC) and serves on the IMIA Nursing Informatics Board and the Finnish Centre for Evidence-Based Health Care. She supervises 16 doctoral students and coordinates the Health and Human Services Informatics (HHSI) Master’s program. She is a member of the Finnish Publication Forum (Panel 14) and the Editorial Board of JMIR Nursing. In 2021, she was awarded the IMIA fellowship as a Fellow of the International Academy of Health Sciences Informatics. Her research interests include structured data systems, classifications in electronic health records (EHR), and organizational factors influencing digitalization. Key projects include the 'FinCC' research group for nursing terminology and the 'House of Effectiveness' initiative. Her work emphasizes improving healthcare quality through informatics and evidence-based practices. Recent publications highlight studies on information systems implementation, digitalization challenges, and the role of informatics in interprofessional collaboration. She actively contributes to international health informatics education and policy, including the European Summer School in Health Informatics and the TIGER Initiative for workforce development. Grants and Projects: Research Project on Data Resources for Fire Investigation (2023–2025), IMIA Fellowship, and EU-funded initiatives like eHealth4all@eu. Labs/Teams: Health and Human Services Informatics Research Group, FinCC Research Group, and the Finnish Centre for Evidence-Based Health Care.

• Health Informatics
• Digitalization
• Evidence-Based Healthcare
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Teemu Malmi is a Professor in the Department of Accounting at the School of Business, Aalto University, Finland. He has been an influential figure in management accounting research, particularly in management control systems and performance measurement. His academic qualifications include a Doctoral degree (1997), Licentiate degree (1994), and Master's degree (1990), all in Business and Economics from the Helsinki School of Economics. His research interests span management control, performance measurement, digitalization in finance, public sector accounting, and organizational behavior. His work often integrates empirical analysis with case studies, including a notable investigation into Nokia’s management control challenges. He has published extensively in top-tier journals and contributed to major handbooks in accounting and information systems. The recent trend in his publications (2020–2025) reflects a growing emphasis on digital transformation, blockchain, data analytics, and the evolving role of finance functions. His research increasingly bridges traditional accounting with technology and public policy, especially in healthcare financing and sustainability. Scientific Awards: “Thirst for knowledge” (“Tiedon Jano”) award by JOKO Executive Education Oy (2001) Teemu Malmi has supervised at least five theses and led externally funded research projects, including the SOTE/Kaks project (2015–2016) on social and healthcare services. He has been actively involved in academic service, such as serving on editorial boards, hosting international scholars, presenting keynote lectures, and participating in funding organization committees. His media appearances demonstrate his engagement in public discourse on welfare policy and regional financing in Finland. There is no indication of part-time status, retirement, or former staff designation; he remains an active academic.

• Management Control
• Performance Measurement
• Management Accounting
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Tero Tuomas Kivinen is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki, specializing in animal law, legal rhetoric, and constitutional aspects of animal rights. His research examines the theoretical foundations and practical applications of animal legal protection within Nordic and international contexts. Dr. Kivinen's research interests include: Animal Law and Rights Legal Rhetoric and Discourse Analysis Constitutional Status of Animals Welfare Legislation Nordic Legal Systems Arctic Governance His scholarly work demonstrates a consistent focus on how rhetorical strategies shape international animal law advocacy and the theoretical development of animal law as a discipline. Kivinen's research examines both historical developments and future trajectories in animal legal protection, with particular attention to the relationship between welfare-based approaches and rights-based frameworks. Dr. Kivinen has received several prestigious awards for his academic work, including: Oxford University Press Law Prize (2013) Tunnustuspalkinto vuoden 2014 parhaasta oikeusfilosofisesta lopputyöstä (2015) Oivallisen oikeustieteen maisteritutkielman palkinto (2015) He is actively involved in major research projects including 'REBOUND: Reconceptualizing Boundaries Together Towards Resilient and Just Arctic Future(s)' (2023-2026), funded by the Research Council of Finland, and previously participated in 'Animals under a Welfarist Regime: Theory and General Principles of Animal Law' (2020-2023). Since 2018, Kivinen has served as an editor for the Global Journal of Animal Law and regularly presents at international conferences on animal law topics, with recent presentations focusing on rhetorical aspects of animal rights advocacy and Nordic perspectives on animal legal protection.

• Animal Law
• Legal Rhetoric
• Constitutional Law
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Mia Hakovirta is a Professor in the Department of Social Work at the University of Turku, Finland. Her work is centered on family policy, child support, lone parenthood, child poverty, and financial social work. She holds a PhD from the University of Turku (2006) and an MA from the University of Tampere (1994). MA, University of Tampere (1994) PhD, University of Turku (2006) Her research focuses on the economic well-being of families after separation, particularly in shared care arrangements, and the impact of child support policies across welfare states. She has led major research projects including EconShared (Academy of Finland), TALSOS (Ministry of Social Affairs), and Children First (NordForsk). Her expertise extends to international comparative studies, with visiting scholar experience at SPRU (UK), Rutgers University, University of Wisconsin–Madison, and RMIT University. Her recent publications explore joint physical custody, child support systems, financial abuse of children, and cross-national comparisons between Finland and the US. These works reveal a strong trend toward analyzing the intersection of legal frameworks, economic support mechanisms, and child well-being in post-separation families. Although no specific scientific awards are listed, her leadership in externally funded research projects highlights her scholarly recognition. She has contributed significantly to policy-relevant research in Nordic and international contexts. Mia Hakovirta advises students and leads research teams focused on family economics and social policy. She has secured grants from the Academy of Finland, NordForsk, and the Finnish Ministry of Social Affairs. Her collaborative network spans multiple countries, reflecting her role in advancing comparative family policy research. She has also contributed to public discourse through blog posts and commentaries on the social impacts of the pandemic on children. She is actively involved in research groups and projects that examine financial social work, child support enforcement, and the economic integration of lone-parent families. Her work bridges academic research and practical social work interventions, particularly in supporting families with children facing economic hardship.

• Family Policy
• Lone Parenthood
• Child Maintenance and Child Support Policy
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Sanni Kotimäki is a University Lecturer at the INVEST Research Flagship Centre, University of Turku, where she conducts research on life-course dynamics, socioeconomic health disparities, intergenerational effects, and the role of early-life experiences. Her work integrates quantitative methods and applied statistics to analyze complex social and health outcomes. Research Interests: Her research centers on understanding how parental resources, childhood environments, and socioeconomic conditions shape health and wellbeing across the lifespan. She investigates mechanisms behind health inequalities, including the influence of parental education, mental health, and family structure. A key focus is on intergenerational transmission of disadvantage and resilience, particularly through the lens of family policies such as parental leave. Publication Trends: Her recent publications (2020–2024) reflect a consistent focus on population health, using sibling fixed-effects models, administrative data, and mixed-methods approaches. Themes include fatherhood and workplace peer effects on parental leave, birth outcomes and NEET status, prenatal mental health disparities, and the long-term impacts of parental death. These works demonstrate methodological rigor and policy relevance. Scientific Awards: No awards mentioned in the provided text. Advising and Grants: There is no mention of students or advising roles in the available information. While no specific grants are listed, her affiliation with the INVEST Research Flagship Centre suggests involvement in large-scale, funded research initiatives focused on social and health disparities. Labs and Teams: Sanni is actively involved with the INVEST Research Flagship Centre, a multidisciplinary research environment at the University of Turku dedicated to understanding early-life determinants of health and wellbeing. She collaborates closely with researchers such as Satu Helske, Simon Chapman, and Juho Härkönen, contributing to both academic and public-facing outputs including blogs and policy reports.

• Life-course research
• Socioeconomic health disparities
• Intergenerational effects
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Eija Vinnari is a Professor at the Faculty of Management and Business , Tampere University. Her work bridges Accounting , Financial Management , and Sustainability , with a unique focus on non-human animals in corporate and public contexts. Research Interests: Critical accounting, sustainability, corporate social responsibility, actor-network theory applications, and animal ethics in accounting systems. Key Collaborations: EU Horizon 2020 projects, Agenda2030 implementation in Finland, and Nordic CSR research networks. Article Trends span nonprofit accountability , cultural sustainability , animal inclusion in CSR , Finnish public sector performance , and critical theory in accounting . Her work often integrates ORCID profiles with interdisciplinary approaches. Grants & Projects include contributions to the EU Horizon 2020 MULTI-ACT initiative and Agenda2030 sustainability frameworks. She co-leads the Research Group on Sustainability and Critical Accounting and the Research Group on Public Financial Management .

• Accounting
• Financial Management
• Sustainability
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Marko Terviö is Professor of Economics at Aalto University School of Business, where he teaches intermediate microeconomics and labor economics. He is affiliated with Helsinki GSE (Helsinki Graduate School of Economics), a collaboration between Aalto University, University of Helsinki, and Hanken School of Economics. His research focuses on labor market dynamics, economic inequality, housing economics, and institutional design. Professor Terviö employs theoretical models combined with empirical analysis to address questions about talent markets, wage determination, housing policy, and political economics. His work demonstrates particular expertise in assignment models applied to housing and labor markets, with significant contributions to understanding cognitive ability and earnings, superstar phenomena in labor markets, and housing policy impacts. His publication record spans top economics journals including Review of Economic Studies , American Economic Review , Journal of Political Economy , and Economic Journal . Recent work (2022-2025) shows continued high-impact research in labor economics and housing markets, with publications in European Sociological Review and Economic Journal . His research demonstrates consistent methodological rigor combining theoretical modeling with empirical validation. Professor Terviö has contributed significantly to Finnish economic policy discussions, notably as lead author of the influential 2018 report 'On the transfer of residential plots in Helsinki' for the Aalto Economic Institute. This work provided economic analysis of land allocation practices in Helsinki, examining how residential plots should be priced and allocated to maximize economic efficiency while considering urban development goals.

• Labor Economics
• Microeconomics
• Housing Markets
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Jari Eloranta is a Professor at the University of Helsinki , affiliated with the Faculty of Social Sciences and the Department of Economic and Social History . His work bridges economic history, cliometrics, and the analysis of warfare and state formation. Eloranta holds a Ph.D. in Economic History and has served in various external roles, including as President of the Economic and Business History Society (2018–2019) and as a member of the International Economic History Association (2014–2021) . He has edited journals like Configurações and book series for Routledge. Research Focus His research spans the economic history of warfare , Nordic economic convergence , and quantitative methods in business history . Notable projects include Nordic Fiscal States from the 16th to the 21st Centuries and Suomen innovaatioiden historia . Publications and Collaborations Eloranta has published extensively, with recent works appearing in The Routledge Economic History of War and Handbook of Cliometrics . His collaborations span universities in Finland, the US, and Europe, focusing on themes like war economies , state capacity , and security policy . Scientific Awards Recipient of the Eino Jutikkala historiapalkinto (2022). Awarded the Jonathan Hughes Prize for Excellence in Teaching Economic History (2021). Supervision and Editorial Roles Eloranta supervises doctoral candidates in the Doctoral Programme in Political, Societal and Regional Change and serves as an editor for research journals and anthologies, including Small and Medium Powers in Global History (2019) and Economic History Review (2009).

• Economic and Social History
• Cliometrics
• War Economy
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Maria Mäkelä is a Senior Lecturer in Comparative Literature and Head of the Literary Studies Degree Programme at Tampere University's Faculty of Social Sciences. She holds a PhD and is a Docent in Narrative Theory. Her research focuses on narrative theory, digital media storytelling, and the interplay between personal experience and collective narratives in social media environments. She leads the Authors of the Story Economy consortium (2024–2028), funded by the Research Council of Finland. Her expertise includes comparative literature, narratology, and the analysis of viral storytelling dynamics. She co-founded the Narrare Centre for Interdisciplinary Narrative Studies and has published widely on topics like climate change narratives, political storytelling, and the ethics of personal experience sharing. Key projects include the Dangers of Narrative initiative, which critiques the risks of instrumental storytelling in public discourse. Mäkelä's work bridges literary theory with social science, emphasizing the societal impact of narrative forms. Her articles explore how social media transforms storytelling into a didactic force, often distorting intended ethical and political messages. She also investigates medieval exempla in contrast to modern digital narratives, highlighting enduring patterns of narrative authorization. Grants and leadership roles include the Research Council of Finland’s 2024–2028 consortium, academic board memberships, and editorial roles in journals like Style and Partial Answers . Her interdisciplinary approach has influenced fields from information systems to welfare studies, emphasizing narrative’s role in shaping collective understanding. Lab/Team affiliations include the Narrare Centre and collaborations with institutions like the University of Turku and IULM University. Her research underscores the need for story-critical approaches to address narrative pitfalls in contemporary media environments.

• Comparative Literature
• Narratology
• Narrative Theory
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Sari Fröjd is a **Lecturer** at **Tampere University**, affiliated with the **Faculty of Social Sciences** and the **Health Sciences** department. Her research focuses on adolescent mental health, bullying, sexual harassment, transgender identity, and the impact of social media on youth. She has published extensively on topics such as mental health interventions, suicide risk in transgender adolescents, and socioeconomic influences on adolescent behavior. Her work emphasizes the intersection of clinical and public health approaches, with studies on programs like the Icehearts and Gutsy Go initiatives. She has contributed to understanding the mental health trends of Finnish adolescents, including changes in cannabis use, delinquency, and bullying over time. Key research interests include: Bullying and its mental health consequences Social media's role in adolescent well-being Gender identity and mental health outcomes Adolescent substance use epidemiology Her publications (85+ since 2003) reflect collaborations with institutions like Pirkanmaan Sairaanhoitopiiri and involve large-scale population surveys. No notable awards are mentioned, but her work informs national health policies and clinical practices.

• Adolescent Mental Health
• Public Health
• Social Psychiatry
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Suvi Sankari is a University Researcher at the University of Helsinki Faculty of Law and holds the Title of Docent (Adjunct Professorship) in European Law. She serves as the Research Coordinator for the University of Helsinki Legal Tech Lab and is the Principal Investigator (PI) for the Academy of Finland-funded project 'Is this Public or Private?' (2019-2023). Her work bridges law and technology, fostering interdisciplinary collaborations across faculties and universities. University of Helsinki Faculty of Law Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS) Suvi's research focuses on European Law , Legal Reasoning , and Constitutional Pluralism , with a methodology combining legal doctrinal studies, socio-legal analysis, and empirical research. She explores topics such as country-of-origin indications , consumer information , and standardisation in the context of global market dynamics and sustainability. Her publications span theoretical and applied aspects of EU law, including contributions to journals like European Law Journal and edited volumes. She is also engaged in projects like ADM-Gov (governance of automated decision-making) and DARE (digital administration redesign). Scientific Award: Idman Prize 2016 As an educator, Suvi has taught EU law to Master's students since 2004, employing diverse assessment methods. She collaborates with networks such as No-Les-Law and the InterTran Research Group , focusing on sustainable law and business.

• European Law
• EU Law
• Digitalisation
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Mari Kaarina Vaattovaara is Professor of Urban Geography at the University of Helsinki, where she serves as Director of both the Helsinki Institute of Urban and Regional Studies (Urbaria) and the Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science (HELSUS). Affiliated with the Department of Geosciences and Geography within the Faculty of Science, she supervises doctoral students in two doctoral programs: the Doctoral Programme in Political, Societal and Regional Change and the Doctoral Programme in Social Sciences. Professor Vaattovaara's research spans social and economic geography, urban studies, and sustainability science, with particular focus on neighborhood dynamics, housing policy, and urban development patterns. Her work examines how physical environments interact with social structures to shape community outcomes, with special attention to vulnerable populations and sustainable urban transitions. She frequently investigates the relationship between urban density, service accessibility, and quality of life in metropolitan contexts. Her recent publications reveal a consistent trajectory examining sustainable urban development through multiple lenses, including neighborhood sustainability indicators, housing policy challenges, and the impacts of urban form on social outcomes. While deeply rooted in the Finnish context, her research connects to broader European and global urban debates, with increasing attention to post-pandemic urban challenges and the implications of tourism for sustainable city development. Among her notable recognitions are: J.V. Snellman Prize (2013) Knight, First Class, of the White Rose of Finland (2016) Helsinki Medal for distinguished service to the city (2015) Ragnar Hult Medal (2014) Election to the Finnish Academy of Science (2016) Professor Vaattovaara leads multiple significant research initiatives including the MSCA-DN SUNSET project (2024-2028) funded by the European Commission, The Future of Diverse and Disadvantaged project (2022-2026) funded by Svenska Litteratursällskapet i Finland, and the Urban Academy initiative connecting academic research with practical urban development challenges. Her work bridges academic research with policy impact through external positions including External Research Fellow at University College London (since 2014), Member of the Supervisory Board at Hypoteekkiyhdistys (since 2014), and Auntosäätiö Board Member (since 2012). As Director of Urbaria and HELSUS, Professor Vaattovaara oversees interdisciplinary research hubs that bring together scholars from across the university to address complex urban and sustainability challenges. These institutes facilitate collaboration between academic researchers, municipal authorities, and community organizations to develop evidence-based approaches to urban development and sustainability transitions.

• Social and economic geography
• Urban geography
• Sustainability science
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Marjaana Seppänen serves as Professor and Dean of Social Work at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Helsinki, a position she has held since fall 2015. She is also affiliated with the Helsinki Inequality Initiative research organization and holds a Docent title. As Dean, she leads the Department of Social Work while maintaining an active research profile in gerontological social work. Her research interests focus on aging and gerontological social work, with particular attention to social relationships, well-being, social exclusion, and the role of services in the lives of older people, including at the end of life. Her work examines intersectional aspects of aging, particularly regarding gender, migration status, and social position. She investigates how urban environments and residential settings affect the quality of life for elderly populations, with emphasis on sustainable neighborhood development and meaningful social participation. Her recent publications reveal a strong focus on social exclusion frameworks, loneliness indicators among elderly populations, and the complex needs of aging individuals requiring specialized support. Her work spans both theoretical exploration of gerontological social work concepts and practical applications in Finnish social care systems. Professor Seppänen serves as supervisor for the Doctoral Programme in Social Sciences and has supervised at least one doctoral thesis (Ari Oinas, 2020). She leads multiple significant research projects including GERIT (Gerontological Social Work and Complex Needs of Older Adults, 2021-2022), VATT Pirttilä Uusitalo (2024-2028), and the recently initiated Tre Smederin 375-tulevaisuusrahasto project (2025). Her funding comes from diverse sources including private foundations, ministry funding, and research councils. She actively participates in academic networks and conferences, with recent presentations on gerontological social work's future prospects, social relations near death, and precarious lives of older adults. Her institutional service includes committee roles with FORTE (Research Council for Health, Working Life and Welfare) and the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health.

• Gerontological Social Work
• Aging Studies
• Social Relationships in Old Age
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