ThemesEarth, Water & Energy - May 18, 2012

Let's play dirty – contact with nature may prevent allergies

The increased frequency of allergies and asthma among city dwellers compared to people living in the countryside may result from decreased biodiversity. Broad contact with nature may have far-reaching benefits.

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Millennium Youth CampProfiles - May 16, 2012

MY Camper Puiu Constantin Octavian: Physics the building block of all sciences

17-year-old Puiu Constantin Octavian from Romania is fascinated by science as it offers endless opportunities to discover how things work. Above all, he is interested in Physics and its possibilities.

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Millennium Youth CampProfiles - May 15, 2012

MY Camper Thamonwan Chaemprida: Building cooperation for better world

18-year-old Thamonwan Chaemprida heard about MY Camp from Chanikarn Khanutwong, 2010 MY Camper from Thailand. Thamonwan has a future in medicine ahead of her, which she plans on dedicating to helping cancer patients all over the world.

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ThemesDigital Communication - May 14, 2012

Reach the TARGET

The global competition for highly skilled people calls for organizations to invest in retaining and re-training their existing staff in new ways. In collaboration with Aalto University, TARGET project was set up to research and develop a new technology enhanced learning environment the core of which is a computer game.

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Millennium Youth CampProfiles - May 11, 2012

MY Camper Nicholas Fay: Applying science to challenging modern problems

17-year-old Nicholas Fay is trying to decide whether to study physics, chemistry, or engineering after secondary school. He is interested in how science can be applied to solve serious global problems.

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