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3 share Nobel Prize in Chemistry for metal-organic frameworks
Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar Yaghi were awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2025, said the Nobel Committee in a press release on Wednesday. They have…
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Finnish schoolteachers face more stress than before: Int´l survey
Finnish teachers in lower secondary education enjoy their work, but they are experiencing more stress than before, according to the OECD Teaching and Learning…
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3 win Nobel in Physics for macroscopic quantum phenomena discovery
Three U.S.-based scientists, John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis, have been awarded the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics for their discovery of macroscopic…
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Racism is common in Finnish schools: study
A new study showed that racism is evident in Finnish schools, said the University of Helsinki in a press release on Friday. It is embedded in the school structures and…
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Kela asks explanation from 21,200 students for lack of study progress
The national social insurance institution-Kela sent a request for further information to about 6,000 upper secondary students and 15,200 higher education students who do…
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Helsinki University joins appeal to exclude Israeli acad. Inst. from EU funding
The University of Helsinki will join the appeal made by Belgian universities to the leaders of the EU and its member states, calling for the suspension of the association…
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Bullying at schools continues, sexual harassment drops
The proportion of students who have experienced bullying has not decreased but sexual harassment experienced by girls has decreased, according to School Health Promotion…
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Finland to co-chair School Meals Global Summit in Fortaleza
Finland along with France and Brazil will co-chair the Global Summit of the School Meals Coalition scheduled to be held in Fortaleza, Brazil on Thursday and Friday.…
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Technical glitch disrupts matriculation exam in many schools
Matriculation examination has been disrupted in many upper secondary schools due to technical glitch on Monday, on the first day of the examination, said the…
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Applicants to higher education autumn session drop by 23%
A total of 34, 700 applicants participated in the autumn joint application to higher education in Finland this year, said the Finnish National Agency For Education in a…
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