In management, people make decisions that have far-reaching consequences to the life of individuals, communities, and organisations. A five-step typology shows the developmental state of organisational management, writes Professor Anna-Maija…
At primary schools, the increasing gap between the best achieving and the poorest performing pupils equals already to several school years in basic education. To break the trend, there is…
As people spend much of their lives indoors there is a clear need to maintain a healthy indoor environment. In addition to ourselves, pets and plants, the buildings we live…
Positive experiences in early childhood are connected with wisdom in older age. According to Senior Researcher Eeva Kallio, the guidance and counselling students receive at university provide plenty of opportunities…
The number of IoT devices (Internet of Things) is increasing rapidly. At present, their estimated number across the world is 27 billion devices. It is predicted that in 2025 the…
The popularity of Mathematics and Science is increasing among upper secondary school students. There are many reasons for the rise of natural sciences. For the Masters graduating from the University…
Social media is a genuine treasure trove for a cultural researcher. It is, however, not as easily accessed as one would think. If, in the beginning of the 2010’s, people…
In the municipal elections of this year, the campaigns will not take concretely place at public sites with the candidates offering coffee and various caterings to crowds of potential voters.…
State borders are controlled by passports, fingerprints and iris scanning or by virus tests. Longer-term stays call for closer examination with related permits. When people aim to stay in the…
Professor Teppo Kröger points out that the ageing population’s access to sufficient high-quality care services that everyone can afford already has an impact on the middle-aged and young. I recently…
