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A little fuller stomach
Deusdedith Mbanzibwa developed a test to detect a virus that affects the cassava, a staple food of the world’s poor. When the test was being deployed in Tanzania, there actually turned out to be two viruses to contend with. - Read more >
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CITY CENTRE CAMPUS BIOETHICS |
If science defeats death
Christmas is a good time to stop and think about the finiteness of human life, and not only from a religious perspective. For a professor of bioethics, the thought of eternal life is intriguing. - Read more >
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VIIKKI & CITY CENTRE VETERINARY MEDICINE AND EGYPTOLOGY |
Horses for pharaohs and students
Michael Hewetson and Yukiko Sasada are crazy about horses. He heals sick horses, and she dreams of finding mummified ones. - Read more >
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COLUMN JUSSI KULONPALO |
Designing the City
“Anti-design” and spontaneous street level happenings as well as toasting with champagne glasses will flourish in Helsinki next year. At least this is what Jussi Kulonpalo — researcher in Urban Studies — is hoping for. The spaces of mayors and activist may well intersect.
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| Helsinki @ ease |
Coffee and Karelian pasties
Cafés are at once stages and auditoria – places where you can be seen and see others, says Professor of Food Culture Johanna Mäkelä. The most important aspect of the experience, however, is the delicacies. - Read more >
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“Let your mind fly!”
Now is the time to apply to international programmes. - Read more >
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