As societies around the world become more intertwined with technology, the interaction between humans and machines can become complex or conflictual. However, artificial intelligence that understands how humans think, can…
Even a small own space can guarantee an experience of invigorating creativity during crises and insecurity, writes Senior Lecturer Risto Niemi-Pynttäri. Creativity is nowadays understood otherwise than still a couple…
Menopause changes the cholesterol metabolism in women, but the exact net impact of this change on health is not yet known, writes Associate Professor Eija Laakkonen from the Faculty of…
The coronavirus pandemic has put a strain on everyone’s physical and mental health for more than a couple of years now. Alongside the challenges of the disease itself, our mental…
How did you sleep last night? Did you complete your daily activity goals? How long should you recover before your next workout? Many people look for answers to such questions…
Racism is hiding in structures and everyday practices, writes Tuija Saresma from the University of Jyväskylä. A hundred years ago, researchers measured skulls and charted the IQs of people belonging…
Our contemporary society and standard of well-being lean on findings based on fundamental research, which have made it possible for us to maintain health and diagnose, prevent, and treat diseases,…
Social media platforms offer plenty of opportunities for newspapers to engage their audiences. Despite this, newspapers still favour the one-way model of news distribution, write Mark Badham and Markus Mykkänen.…
As the real world keeps changing, software must keep pace. Graduates from the University of Jyväskylä’s Master’s Degree Programme in Information and Software Engineering will be experts in the needs…
Did the tabloid-like heading catch your interest? Unfortunately, you may have to be disappointed. Unlike claimed at regular intervals, there is no best way to exercise and eat for everybody.…
