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Aalto Doctoral Programme in Science

Doctoral thesis

Instructions

The topic of your doctoral thesis is approved by the Doctoral Programme Committee of the School when you are accepted to the doctoral programme. Your research plan is the basis for your thesis work.

Doctoral thesis at Aalto University Doctoral thesis: preparation for pre-examination and publication (Finalising your doctoral studies, aalto.fi)Publishing your doctoral thesis (Finalising your doctoral studies, aalto.fi)

Incentive scholarships

Incentive scholarships for the first two articles and completetion of doctoral thesis (see the conditions)

Published doctoral theses

Published doctoral theses (aaltodoc.aalto.fi)

Doctoral thesis awards since 2011

Aalto University School of Science awards annually doctoral thesis awards for exceptionally distinguished theses. Decisions on the thesis awards are made by the Dean based on the proposals from Doctoral Programme Committee and the departments. Value of the doctoral thesis award is 3000 euros.

Past recipients of the thesis awards (aalto.fi)

Next public defences at the School of Science

Doctoral hat floating above a speaker's podium with a microphone
Public defences

Public defence in Computer Science, MA Henna Paakki

Asymmetric Conversational Strategies: Methods for Detecting Manipulative Online Trolling (title of the thesis).
A CNT covered with Helium atoms, graphene and hBN encapsulated graphene are shown on top of a coplanar microwave cavity fabricated in this thesis.
Public defences

Public defence in Engineering Physics, M.Sc. Marco Will

Graphene and carbon nanotube mechanical resonator experiments at very low temperatures.
Doctoral hat floating above a speaker's podium with a microphone
Public defences

Public defence in Computer Science, M.Sc. Mohammadreza Mohammadnia Qaraei

Efficient and robust algorithms for extreme multilabel classification (title of the thesis).
Doctoral hat floating above a speaker's podium with a microphone
Public defences

Public defence in Systems Neuroscience, M.Sc. (Tech) Sasu Mäkelä

Expanding the neuroscientific study of reading and speech towards more natural reading and speaking situations.

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