
Chaos management for hydrological datasets
Simo Ylönen, University of Oulu, simo.ylonen@oulu.fi Collecting hydrological data is hard – Trusting it is even harder. We, researchers, spend a great deal of time
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Simo Ylönen, University of Oulu, simo.ylonen@oulu.fi Collecting hydrological data is hard – Trusting it is even harder. We, researchers, spend a great deal of time

Seyed Mahdi Jafari Mohammadi, Aalto University. seyed.jafarimohammadi@aalto.fi Floodplain vegetation does far more than add greenery to riversides. It slows down water, stabilizes riverbeds and banks,

Luma Fonseca, University of Turku. luma.fonsecaalves@utu.fi City of tomorrow The way we shape the future of cities is changing. Instead of relying only on solitary,

Jonna Tauriainen, University of Oulu. jonna.tauriainen@oulu.fi Most of us are familiar with phrases like “bacteria are found everywhere.” Indeed, they can be found from the

Anna Vilhunen, Aalto University, anna.vilhunen@aalto.fi Jeroen Poelert, Aalto University, jeroen.poelert@aalto.fi Originally published on Aalto University website on 3.9.2025. Solving sustainability and equity problems globally is

Beata Plutova, University of Turku. beplut@utu.fi Did you know? The majority of Earth’s water is salty (see Picture 1). Approximately 97% is contained in the