University of Jyväskylä

Self-reflection in managers’ collaborative learning

While traditionally viewed as a private internal dialogue, explicitly shared self-reflection holds significant potential to drive managers’ collaborative learning. Although collaborative learning has been studied extensively, the role of self-reflection in managers’ collaborative...

Discovery and Design of YTHDF2-Selective and Pan-YTHDF Inhibitors for m6A Binding by the YTH Aromatic Cage

Abstract Recognition of N6-methyl-adenosine (m6A) in the RNA sequences by the YT521-B homology domain-containing protein family paralogs 1–3 (YTHDF1–3) is a dominant layer of myriad cellular regulation. Dysregulated YTHDF paralog expression and activities have been reported in ca...

B2B influencer marketing collaborations: A relational governance perspective

Influencer marketing has grown rapidly in business markets, yet existing research remains largely rooted in consumer contexts and organization-centric perspectives. Little is known about how B2B influencers perceive collaborations with companies. Addressing this gap, this study c...

“Migrant labour regimes and the regulation of temporary labour migration in Europe”

This special issue develops the concept of “migrant labour regime” (MLRs), to analyse the regulatory infrastructure of labour migration. MLRs involve complex networks of actors, institutions, norms, and expectations, that facilitate migration, and regulate the labour processes in...

ADHD symptoms and learning difficulties: co‐occurrence and directionality from Grades 1 to 9

Background Children with attention‐deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are at increased risk of learning difficulties. This association may reflect shared risk factors, ADHD symptoms hindering learning, or learning difficulties increasing ADHD symptoms. We aimed to map rates of...

The civic roles and the transformative potential of cultural heritage

This article investigates the understandings of the civic roles of cultural heritage. The research material consists of interviews with visitors and practitioners at selected heritage sites that have received the European Heritage Label, a flagship initiative in the cultural poli...

Adaptation and Validation of the O*NET Interest Profiler and the O*NET Computerized Work Importance Profiler (WIP-C) in Finland

This study describes the adaptation and validation of two publicly available career exploration tools, the O*NET Interest Profiler (IP) – Short Form and the O*NET Computerized Work Importance Profiler (WIP-C), into the Finnish-language and cultural context. We examined the psycho...

The PISA high performing systems for tomorrow framework: a decolonial reading of the OECD's future-oriented education for human flourishing

Purpose This article critically examines the OECD's High Performing Systems for Tomorrow (HPST) initiative, focusing on how non-Western intellectual traditions – Ubuntu, Confucianism and Buddhism – are referenced in its conceptualisation of education for human flourishing. It inv...

Observation of relativistic bond weakening in seaborgium hexacarbonyl

Abstract The seventh row of the periodic table of the elements has been completed with the discovery of the five heaviest elements from flerovium (Fl, Z = 114) through oganesson (Og, Z = 118) 1 . Chemical properties of the superheavy elements (SHE, Z ≥ 104) are unique owing to th...

What’s in the “thumbs up”? Affirmation through emojis and photographs in instant messaging family chats

Abstract This study explores the communicative functions of the “thumbs up” sign – both as emoji and as photographic gesture – in two instant messaging (IM) family chats. Drawing on a single case study of a Finnish/Swedish bilingual family in Finland, the analysis examines 28 ins...

Assessing the Mining Effluent Impacts on Mercury Dynamics in Boreal Lakes

Abstract Mining wastewater and leakages into freshwater systems are a growing global concern, yet the impacts of bioleaching in open-pit mining on lake food webs and mercury dynamics remain understudied. This study examined three boreal lakes in eastern Finland: Jormasjärvi (prim...

Farey neighbours, modular symbols and divergent geodesics

We give effective asymptotic counting results for pairs of Farey neighbours and for modular symbols in $\mathbb Q$, in imaginary quadratic number fields and in definite quaternion algebras over $\mathbb Q$, using the distribution of common perpendiculars between Margulis cusp nei...

Catching the spark: The role of electrodermal activity in understanding teacher enthusiasm and students' lesson enjoyment

Abstract Process‐oriented approaches are needed to understand the temporality and dynamics of teacher–student interactions in higher education classrooms. In this study, we follow a complexity science approach, based on non‐linear intra‐ and inter‐personal physiology methods, to...

Beyond Enabling Perspectives: How Organizational Conditions Shape Intertwined Forms of Professional Agency in Health and Social Care

Abstract The need to deepen our understanding of how organizational conditions shape the enactment of professional agency in the context of rapidly changing health and social care organizations is growing. Professional agency is understood in this study as a temporally embedded,...

Researchers Inside the Prison Walls: Methodological and Ethical Reflections on Doing Research With Women in Prison

This article addresses the methodological and ethical challenges in doing research with women in marginalised position in the closed institutional setting of prison. It aims to show that along with formal access issues, it is crucial to acknowledge the positions and complex relat...

Phenanthrene disrupts calcium transients and inhibits INCX in zebrafish ( Danio rerio ) ventricular myocytes

Phenanthrene is a polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) that is derived from fossil fuels and is present in most PAH mixtures found in water, air and soil. It has been shown to affect cardiac function of vertebrates, including fish. We investigated the effects of phenanthrene on...

Educating for Trustworthy Hybrid AI: Curriculum-Level Hybridization in an MSc AI Program

The rapid development of Large Language Models (LLMs), Knowledge Graphs (KGs), and other heterogeneous AI technologies is changing not only how intelligent systems are designed but also how AI should be taught. As trustworthy AI increasingly emerges from the interaction among neu...

The impact of inhibitory control and working memory capacity on verbal-humor processing: an ERP investigation

Abstract Verbal-humor processing is a sophisticated cognitive-emotional task. While domain-general executive functions like inhibitory control (IC) and working memory capacity (WMC) are known to influence language comprehension, their specific, stage-dependent contributions to th...

Students’ online credibility evaluation skills across four grades representing three educational levels: factorial invariance and cross-sectional comparisons

Abstract We sought to validate a web-based online credibility evaluation task across four grade levels to provide a robust tool for assessing students’ online credibility evaluation skills and grade-level differences in skills while controlling for text reading order, prior topic...

Sufficient, Not Maximal

Adults who are not training for competitive sport rarely need maximal development of any single physical capacity. They instead face a resource-allocation problem: how should limited training time and recovery capacity be distributed across strength, muscle mass, cardiorespirator...