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Researchers have developed a new interactive tool to view inequality indicators. It allows journalists, policymakers, researchers, and data scientists to…

Social relationships are formed unequally according to class background even in relatively egalitarian Finland, as shown in Minna Tuominen’s doctoral…

Englantilainen koulu, jonka edessä juoksee lapsia.

The largest trial of its kind in the United Kingdom has shown how a low-cost, structured, anti-bullying programme KiVa can…

Juho Saari and Jani Erola in front of the lecture room

INVEST (“Inequalities, Interventions and the New Welfare State”) Research Flagship Centre must have a new organisational structure in place by…

Associate Professor Kirsi Peltonen is leading the Scientific Advisory Board of Nadija Children’s Hospital & Research Institute. The goal of…

A new study reveals that sex differences in academic strengths are found throughout the world and girls’ relative advantage in…

In the “INVEST visitors” series, we present visiting professors and fellows who have arrived at the flagship INVEST. This time…

In the “INVEST visitors” series, we present visiting professors and fellows who have arrived at the flagship INVEST. This time…

Sarah Malamut ja Tiina Turunen potrettikuvat

University Researcher Sarah Malamut and Senior Researcher Tiina Turunen have received prestigious research funding from the European Research Council (ERC)….

New tool enables exploring and visualising inequalities across Europe

Class Background Reflects on the Abundance of Social Relationships and level of subjective well-being in Finland (Doctoral defence: MA Minna Tuominen, 29.11.2024, Sociology)

Large trial in United Kingdom indicates: KiVa antibullying programme effectively reduces bullying in primary schools

External assessment report suggests the creation of a stable and sustainable structure for the INVEST Research Flagship Centre

Hospital and research institute set up to help children suffering the war – INVEST researcher leads Scientific Advisory Board

Gender equity paradox: sex differences in reading and science as academic strengths are largest in gender-equal countries

Invest visitor: Siti Khadijah Zainal Badri

Invest visitor: Esther Nduku

Invest visitor: Joemer Maravilla

Prestigious ERC research funding awarded to Sarah Malamut and Tiina Turunen