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Parole d’expert

Parole d’expert antaa puheenvuoron eri alojen tutkijoille ja asiantuntijoille. Tutkijat ja asiantuntijat esittelevät omia töitään lyhyillä videoilla, jotta mahdollisimman moni voisi ymmärtää paremmin tutkimusta ja tiedettä.

Mathieu Leporini is a researcher at the European Centre of Excellence in sustainability at the University of Clermont Auvergne: He is working on circularity topics especially on circular economy and maintains close links with Finland.
Laeticia Petit received her Ph.D in Materials Science from the University of Bordeaux in France in 2002. She is a Professor in the Photonics Laboratory at Tampere University (TAU, Finland). She is also an Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Technology at TAU and in the Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory at Åbo Akademi University (Finland). Her current research interests include the processing and characterization of novel active glasses/glass-ceramics and fibers for photonic applications. She focuses her research on understanding composition-structure-property relationship in these materials, with the goal to tailor new compositions to suit specific applications in photonics.
This week, the researcher Mathieu Leonardon is presenting his research. Mathieu Leonardon is a lecturer at IMT Atlantique and works on hardware and software implementation of algorithms that are very effective in terms of calculation. He has been collaborating with Finland since his PhD, and the Maupertuis program gives him the opportunity to renew with his Finnish contact.
Nolwenn Decanter is a biology PhD student from INRAE, in Rennes, France. She is working on a fish species called lampreys. She came to Finland to do one part of her thesis at the University of Helsinki
Teemu Loikkanen is a PhD student in sociology and junior researcher at the University of Lapland, Faculty of Social Sciences. In his research he has examined Circular Economy, especially in relation to waste infrastructures and various types of waste. Particularly he is focused on the position of individuals in CE and has examined it by developing the concept of waste citizenship.
Saara Alakorva is a doctoral candidate and university teacher at the University of Lapland, Faculty of Social Sciences. In her PhD research, Alakorva is interested in Sámi political history and contemporary Sámi political thinking. As a Sámi scholar herself, Alakorva has deep knowledge of issues of the modern Sámi society and she has a background in Sámi reindeer herding. She is co-editor of The Sámi World (Routledge, 2022).
Nina Cossin Sevrin is a PhD Student in biology at the University of Turku in Finland.
She tells us about her research on the variation of cellular energy production on two species of birds: great tits in Finland and king penguins in the French Southern and Antarctic territorie
Anatole Danto is a PhD Student on maritime anthropology. He is doing research on coastal communities and their link with the maritime environment. Thus, he is conducting an ethnographic field survey in the form of exchanges, observation, and interviews. After doing research in Estonia, Finland’s neighbouring country, he came in Finland to exchange with the researchers in the University of Turku and Åbo Academy who carry out multidisciplinary research focusing on maritime studies and social sciences.
Maija Kuivalainen on kansalaisvaikuttaja, yrittäjä ja opiskelija. Hän toimii ensimmäisen kauden kaupunginvaltuutettuna Joensuussa sekä aloittaa maaliskuussa 2022 aluevaltuutettuna Pohjois-Karjalan hyvinvointialueella. Hänet valittiin nuorten ilmastodelegaattiksi 2021-2022.
Ibrahima Cissé is a researcher at the Institut de pédagogie universitaire in Bamako, Mali. He tells us about his research projects on multilingualism in relation to children’s speech development in multilingual contexts and on managing multilingualism at an institutional level.
He collaborates with the Department of African Studies at the University of Helsinki and his visit to Finland allowed him to observe how multilingualism is managed in the educational institutions and how this model could be exported and adapted to Mali.
Cécile Van den Avenne, sosiolingvisti, Parole d’expert antaa puheenvuoron eri alojen tutkijoille ja asiantuntijoille. Tutkijat ja asiantuntijat esittelevät omia töitään lyhyillä videoilla, jotta mahdollisimman moni voisi ymmärtää paremmin tutkimusta ja tiedettä.
Tällä viikolla Cécile Van den Avenne tulee puhumaan meille tieteellisestä tutkimuksestaan, joka liittyy ranskan kielen käyttöön koloniaalisessa kontekstissa Saharan eteläpuolisessa Afrikassa. Hän toimii opintojen johtajana EHESS-korkeakoulussa. Työskentely Suomen kanssa antaa hänelle uuden näkökulman tarkastella frankofoniaa ja monikielisyyttä koloniaalisessa historiassa.
James Salomon Kahana opiskelee Sibelius-Akatemian musiikin johtamisen koulutusohjelmassa.
Hän on johtanut useampia orkestereita mm. Radion sinfoniaorkesteria, Helsingin kaupungin orkesteria, Lucerne Festival Strings -orkesteria ja Gstaad Festival -orkesteria.
Hän johtaa nykyään Helsingin kamariorkesteria ja Polyteknikkojen orkesteria.
Tällä viikolla Paul Sabatier Toulouse III-yliopiston tutkija-lehtori Jérémi Dardé esittelee matematiikkaan liittyvää tutkimustaan, jota voidaan soveltaa mm. lääketieteellisessä kuvantamisessa. Hän rupesi työskentelemään kyseisten aiheiden parissa Suomessa ja jatkaa projektejaan yhteistyössä Aalto-yliopiston tutkijoiden kanssa.
Ari Huusela (s. 28. lokakuuta 1962) on suomalainen yksinpurjehtija. Hän osallistui Vendée Globe -kilpailuun (2020–21), jossa hän purjehti pysähtymättä maailman ympäri.[1] Ammatiltaan Huusela on liikennelentäjä.
Vuonna 2020 Huusela osallistui ensimmäisenä pohjoismaalaisena Vendée Globe -maailmanympäripurjehduskilpailuun.
Jonathan Massera received his Ph.D from Clemson University, USA, in 2009. He is a Professor of Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering at Tampere University, in the faculty of Medicine and Health Technology. Jonathan Massera is head of the bioceramics, bio-glasses and bio-composites research group and head of the international MSc degree programme in Biomedical Sciences and Engineering. His research group focuses on inorganic biomaterials development and their composites/hybrids as well as cell/materials and protein/materials interactions. Another axis of research deals with combining photonic into bioactive glasses to develop new biophotonic materials for low light therapy, sensing and imaging.