Content about "tech"

Henkilökuvassa Aalto-yliopiston dekaani Jouko Lampinen.
Diversity creates better technology
If you want to change the world, you should get involved in developing technology. “It is the most effective way of doing things,” says Jouko Lampinen, dean of Aalto University. For this reason, it is essential who designs and implements technology. Hannu Kauppinen from QMill and Johanna Forsman from Murata also speak in favour of diversity.
News article
Keywords:
student, gender equality, tech, equality

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/diversity-creates-better-technology

Mikko Särelä.
Artificial Intelligence continues its rapid development
The next great leap step in the development of AI will be specialised models and a structure that can apply these extensively.
Blog post
Keywords:
tech, artificial intelligence

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/artificial-intelligence-continues-its-rapid-development

Mikko Mattila katsoo kameraan.
AI belongs to all of us
In Finland, the management of artificial intelligence has centred around an AI elite of 40–49-year-old men. Mikko Särelä from TEK believes that it is high time to include all employees. Mikko Mattila from Kone and Girish Agarwal from Vaisala are here to tell us how it can be done.
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Keywords:
promotion of interests, tech, artificial intelligence, work life, TEK's research

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/ai-belongs-to-all-of-us

NPHarvest.
TEK and TFiF awarded the wastewater recyclers, reactor physics code developers, and academic team spirit champions
The winners of the new ITU technology awards are NPHarvest, the research team developing Serpent code at VTT, and the Industrial Engineering and Management research unit at the University of Oulu. The awards will be presented today in Helsinki.
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Keywords:
ITU technology awards, award, tech, work life

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/tek-and-tfif-awarded-the-wastewater-recyclers-reactor-physics-code-developers-and-academic-team-spirit-champions

VTT:n Serpent-koodin kehittäjät.
Code developed in Finland to model nuclear reactors is already one of the best known in the world
The Serpent code, which originated from a doctoral dissertation, is used by more than 200 organisations, including MIT and Cambridge. The calculation code models the interaction of neutrons and photons. The team at VTT that has been developing the code was presented with the Cornerstone Award by TEK and TFiF.
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Keywords:
ITU technology awards, award, tech

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/code-developed-in-finland-to-model-nuclear-reactors-is-already-one-of-the-best-known-in-the-world

NPHarvest.
New innovation recovers phosphorus and nitrogen from wastewater
Startup company NPHarvest in Espoo is the winner of ITU Breakthrough Award. According to the award citation, the company’s membrane technology constitutes a technological and commercial breakthrough that benefits the environment and has significant economic value.
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Keywords:
ITU technology awards, award, tech

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/new-innovation-recovers-phosphorus-and-nitrogen-from-wastewater

Robottikoira Spot ja oikea koira katselevat toisiaan.
The most hairless dog in Tampere
Spot is one of the most advanced robot dog models in the world.
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Keywords:
tech

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/the-most-hairless-dog-in-tampere

Owain Hopeaketo istuu toimiston pöydän kulmalla.
Owain’s corner: Technology is missing from the language debate
The language debate is changing, but our discussion points about it are not.
Blog post
Keywords:
column, tech

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/owains-corner-technology-is-missing-from-the-language-debate

Timo Hallantie seisoo takanaan Bryssel.
Jobs the size of Europe
Timo Hallantie allocates EU money to breakthrough technologies and encourages to apply for EU jobs.
News article
Keywords:
internationality, family and work life, tech

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/jobs-the-size-of-europe

Joukko opiskelijoita aurinkopaneelin äärellä.
Sense of belonging encourages professionals to stay in tech
Both male and female tech students feel they belong in the student community, but men feel a stronger sense of belonging in the field of technology. Gender minorities report the lowest sense of belonging. Where exactly does the problem lie?
News article
Keywords:
teekkari (technology student), TEK's research, tech, equality

https://www.tek.fi/en/news-blogs/sense-of-belonging-encourages-professionals-to-stay-in-tech