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Alexander Paz Carvajal, BSc, investigated the potential of exploiting computational modelling and simulation to predict the development of radiographic knee OA in numerous subjects.

Matti Tweshiningilwa Nghikembua, MSc, studied wildlife activity patterns and encroaching woody vegetation response to bush thinning on farmlands in north-central Namibia.

By utilising state-of-the-art proteomics methods, the doctoral research identified protein networks of the androgen receptor, the main transcription factor of prostate cancer.

The results of MSc Petri Kesti's dissertation can help understand the effects of browning of waters on biota.

MSc Huizhong Zhang-Turpeinen's doctoral research focuses on understanding the trends of BVOC emissions from the forest floor in boreal forests, particularly in the context of wildfire disturbance and forest succession.

The key findings of the doctoral research focus on advancing machine learning (ML) applications for the diagnosis of brain disorders through multimodal neuroimaging data.

Diakonia is not a Western Christian model borrowed into Orthodox theology but rather a fundamental part of traditional Orthodox theology and ecclesiology that needs to be addressed.

These findings underscore the significance of ncRNAs in cardiovascular diseases and provide a better understanding of the roles of miRNAs and ncRNAs in atherosclerosis-related cell types.

The results of this doctoral thesis provide a deeper insight of how endothelial cells react to atherosclerosis promoting conditions.

New possible mechanisms associated with MASLD pathogenesis were discussed and a novel microbial-based therapeutic was proposed to potentially enhance the effectiveness of dietary interventions.