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The latest report by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) posits that there is no completely turning the clock back on rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions.…Read more ›

Finland's first Science Satellite will be sent to space in June 2022. Right now we are launching more spacecraft to space than ever in the human history and that is…Read more ›

Imagine a car on the highway – with the driver collapsed on the wheel, leg still on the accelerator, while more cars keep joining the same lane. That’s how we…Read more ›

The supergraph was originally published in Alma Talent's T&T. Alma Talent is a partner of Millennium Technology Prize. A change is underway in the space surrounding us: ever smaller satellites…Read more ›

Professor of Computational Space Physics Minna Palmroth, chair of the Millennium Technology Prize, talks about what space weather research is. My name is Minna Palmroth, and I'm a professor of…Read more ›

Have you heard of the Millennium Youth Prize? Or the Millennium Graduate Student Contest? Or GYSS? Technoloy Academy Finland encourages young researchers to share and innovate their ideas on solving global challenges.Read more ›

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The 2014 Millennium Technology Prize winner, Stuart S.P. Parkin, looks back on his invention that revolutionised the Internet The development of the mechanised printing press, back in the 1400s, wasgame-changing,…Read more ›

Millennium Technology Prize has broadened its university partner network by signing agreements with University of Oulu, University of Turku, University of Jyväskylä, University of Eastern Finland, LUT University and Åbo Akademi University.…Read more ›

"There are huge stereotypes in the world that are planted to very little kids very early on. But girls can still discover the secrets of the universe. I would like…Read more ›