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MA James Obeng’s doctoral dissertation examines how nature-based interventions can enhance the well-being of young people in precarious situations.

Circular economy policies promise environmental and economic gains, yet MA Kang Liu’s study shows that social issues such as inequality, job security, and community wellbeing remain marginal in real initiatives across Europe and globally.

Essi Korkeaniemi is studying pedagogical team leadership in Finnish early childhood education and care (ECEC) and what kind of conditions the organisational culture offers for such leadership.

Jari Luomala’s doctoral dissertation examines anchor- and range-based localization for outdoor wireless sensor networks (WSNs).

Minna Maunumäki studies how education can promote sustainable development and hope by reinforcing inclusiveness, learning and teachers’ competence in sustainability issues in Finland as well as internationally.

The complexity of IoT systems can be managed through design patterns. A recent article shows how architectural solutions support scalability and facilitate system expansion in complex IoT environments.