Theses

Airborne remote sensing as a tool for monitoring topographical and hydrological changes on northern degraded and restored peatlands

Non-metallic inclusions in steels and their effect on the toughness and ductility. Ultra-high-strength steels and high strength offshore steels

Development of vertical stirred mill grinding disc and chamber design

Public Service Productization –a constructive approach on research, development and innovation process of University of Applied Sciences

Monitoring ecohydrological process and forest dynamics in a tropical peatland

Assessment of changes in hydrology and water quality in peat dominated catchments due to foreseen changes in bioeconomy-driven landuses

Automated methods for vibration-based condition monitoring of rotating machines

Development and application of a novel tuning-fork test in studying hydrogen-induced fracture in as-quenched martensitic steels

The Potential of Unconventional Water in Limiting Water Scarcity

Re-Os isotope systematics and iron oxide compositions of the mafic-ultramafic Ni-Cu-PGE deposits in eastern and northern Finland

Development of passive bioreactors treating different types of low carbon wastewater in cold climate conditions

Multidisciplinary study of the beneficiation potential of the Kiviniemi ferrous scandium deposit

Developing and testing sustainability assessment tools for chemical processes and products. Case study on critical rare earth elements

Industrialization in construction – A process model for capability creation

Development of passive seismic interferometry to study shallow subsurface structure

Enhancing value creation at the front-end of a collaborative hospital construction project.

Temporary agency work and worker well-being at restaurants – Insights into socially sustainable work

Merging neuroscience technologies in entrepreneurship research

Managing integration capabilities in collaborative interorganizational projects

Electrocoagulation in water treatment: Continuous versus batch processes and sludge utilization