Doctoral Programme of the TUT's President
Instructions for applying.
News and events
-
-
Webometrics: TUT ranked as the best university of technology in Finland
Tampere University of Technology (TUT) has been ranked No. 143 on the Webometrics list of the Top 500 European Universities. The system ranks universities based on the volume of their web contents and the visibility and impact of online publications.
-
Professor Jaakko Astola elevated to EURASIP Fellow
Professor Jaakko Astola from the Department of Signal Processing was one of the four professors elevated to EURASIP Fellow.
-
Professor Jaakko Astola elevated to EURASIP Fellow
Professor Jaakko Astola from the Department of Signal Processing was one of the four professors elevated to EURASIP Fellow
-
Alessandro Foi Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Image Processing
Academy Research Fellow Alessandro Foi from the Department of Signal Processing at Tampere University of Technology has been invited and nominated as Associate Editor for the IEEE Transactions on Image Processing (TIP) for the period of 30.1.2012 - 30.1.2015.
-
Results of the KIPPcolla project now available
The main idea of the project was to create methods and tools for defining and designing formal information structures and communication interfaces for intelligent self-organizing entities, aka. Holons. Partners of the project included Nokia and Hollming Works among others.
-
The next call for the TUT President’s Doctoral Programme
The next call for the TUT President’s Doctoral Programme will open on 19 March, and close on 13 April. Altogether 18 positions will be filled for the three-year period between1 September, 2012 and 31 August, 2015. The instructions for applying will be available here later.
-
Electrical Engineer of the Year Award to Professor Leena Korpinen
Professor Leena Korpinen has received the 2012 Electrical Engineer of the Year Award from the Association of Electrical Engineers in Finland in recognition of her scientific achievements and for promoting collaboration in the field of electrical engineering.
-
Professor Enrique Acha get award given by Congress - State of Michoacan, Mexico.
Professor Acha from Department of Electrical energy engineering get very respected prize in Mexico. He get the award given by Congress of State of Michoacan, what is the home state of Professor Acha.
-
New Chairman of the TUT Foundation’s Board Tero Ojanperä calls for more creativity
Managing Partner, PhD Tero Ojanperä has been appointed to chair the Board of the TUT Foundation operating as Tampere University of Technology. He emphasizes the importance of fundamental research and the commercialization of research results and is calling for more room for innovation and creativity
-
How to attract international students to join Higher Education in Finland?
-
Multidisciplinary research project on learning receives seven-figure funding from Tekes
-
PhD Tero Ojanperä appointed to chair the Board of the TUT Foundation
The Board of the TUT Foundation convened on 26 January for the first time following the appointment of new board members. The new members are Senior Consultant Leena Eskola and Managing Partner Tero Ojanperä.
-
Inaugural lectures by fourteen newly appointed professors on 6 Feb
The TUT week is packed with events.
-
The Fit for Life Programme awards TUT’s Pykälä project
The national Fit for Life programme has awarded the Pykälä project, which was conducted at Verne Traffic Research Centre of Tampere University of Technology (TUT), for promoting an environment that encourages biking and walking.
-
Prof. Samuli Pekkola appointed editor-in-chief of the Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems
Professor Samuli Pekkola, Head of the Department of Business Information Management and Logistics at Tampere University of Technology (TUT) has been appointed editor-in-chief of the Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems (SJIS).
-
Community managers meet in Tampere on 23 Jan
Tampere University of Technology (TUT) will host a Community Manager Appreciation Day on Monday, 23 January 2012.
-
Researchers from TUT win the Materials Technology Invention Award
Researchers from Tampere University of Technology (TUT) have received the Aalto University Materials Technology Invention Award for developing an economical, direct leaching method for cellulose.
-
Retired employees enjoyed a reunion on 12 January
TUT’s retired female employees met at a reunion in the restaurant Tillikka to meet former colleagues and reminisce about their experiences at the University.