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New Fellows
Editor’s note: As the leaves are turning yellow and the air is getting crisper, I asked the new cohort of fellows to reflect on what they are hoping to achieve during their time at TIAS. Here are some of their … Continue reading
Posted in new fellows, Research, research project
Tagged fellowships, goals, Marie Sklodowska-Curie, research career, research projects, TIES2
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Philosopher in a First-Class Lounge
By Joona Räsänen, Senior Research Fellow, TIAS As I have worked in Denmark and Norway in recent years while also keeping my home base in Finland, I have commuted quite a lot between the Nordic countries. I also regularly travel … Continue reading
Posted in Personal thoughts, Research, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged climate change, research career, Sustainability
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My first year as a collegium researcher in Turku is behind and now is a good time to look back how the year has gone by. Already for my undergraduate and graduate studies I have been in Turku so coming … Continue reading
When do we stop being students?
I was out for a fancier-than-usual lunch with some postdoc and researcher colleagues when the waiter casually presented us with an innocent, yet loaded question, “Are you students?”. All of us were in our mid-thirties. A full decade had passed … Continue reading