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Markku Hauta-Kasari ([email protected])

Markku Hauta-Kasari received his MSc in computer science from the University of Kuopio, Finland, in 1994 and his PhD in information processing from the Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland, in 1999. Since 1999 he has been working in research and teaching positions in computer science at the University of Eastern Finland. From 1996 to 1998 he was a visiting researcher at Professor Toyooka’s Optical Sensing Laboratory, Saitama University, Japan. In 2002 he was 2 months as a visiting researcher at Professor Miyake’s laboratory in Chiba University, Japan, and in 2007 one month as a visiting Professor at the National Museum of Japanese History, Japan. In 2003 – 2010, he was the Director of InFotonics Center Joensuu research center at the University of Joensuu. Currently, he is Professor in Computer Science at the University of Eastern Finland. He is the head of the Spectral Color Research Group. His research interest include spectral color research, pattern recognition and computer vision. He is a member of the Optical Society of Japan, and the Pattern Recognition Society of Finland. He is a past chairman of the Pattern Recognition Society of Finland (2003 – 2006) and past chairman of the CIE Technical Committee TC8-07 “Multispectral imaging” (2008 – 2011). In 2014-2021 he was the Head of the School of Computing at the University of Eastern Finland. Since 2022, he is the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Science and Forestry.

Markku Oksanen ([email protected])

Markku Oksanen is Senior Lecturer in philosophy at the department of social sciences, Kuopio. Oksanen has been Academy Research Fellow (2009-14) and Academy Post-Doc Researcher (1999-2002) and many temporary posts before completing doctoral studies at University of Turku in 1998. Doctoral studies also at Cardiff University (1992-93) and post-doc studies at Lancaster University (2000). Shorter research visits to the Netherlands, Canada, Great Britain and the USA. Oksanen was a member/vicemember of Animal Experiment Board in Finland (2006-18) and Council on the protection of animals used for scientific or educational purposes TOKES (2013-18). Current research interest include environmental human rights and rights of nature, philosophical aspects of conservation science, philosophy of climate change, sustainability philosophy and the interface of morality and politics in Finnish eduskunta.

Markku Taskinen ([email protected])

Employee can call me, if he/she need

  • help with any equipment (or can not find one) (purchase-maintenance-removal/disposal)
  • a room, laboratory or change on those
  • some controlled substances for research
  • solve in any other problem

 

Markku Tukiainen ([email protected])

My research areas are Educational Technology, software engineering, human-computer interaction (HCI), ICT4D, computer science education and eXtended Realities (XR, VR, AR, MR).

Marko Lehtonen ([email protected])

I specialize in mass spectrometry–based metabolomics and pharmaceutical analytical chemistry, with over 25 years of experience in analytical method development and research infrastructure leadership.

My research focuses on analytical chemistry in life sciences, with a particular emphasis on metabolomics, lipidomics, and LC‑MS and GC‑MS methodologies. My research interests include metabolic liver disease (MASLD), central nervous system (CNS)–related research, obesity, and early-life development. My aim is to develop and apply advanced analytical solutions to better understand biochemical processes and to support drug discovery and translational research.

I serve as Group Leader of the Pharmaceutical Analytics and Mass Spectrometry group at the School of Pharmacy, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Eastern Finland. In addition, I act as Head of the LC‑MS Metabolomics Center at Biocenter Kuopio, where I oversee research infrastructure and provide analytical services across the full workflow, from study design to data interpretation. My work also covers pharmaceutical analytical chemistry, particularly method development and validation in accordance with regulatory requirements.

My goal is to bridge advanced analytical chemistry with practical applications in biomedical and pharmaceutical research, enabling the generation of high-quality and reliable data to support scientific discovery.

Marko Pietilä ([email protected])

I work as a specialist of internationality in the Talen Hub Eastern Finland project, especially in the activities that promote international students’ connections to working life. The most important of these are career mentoring, the Future Talents project and the UEF Trainee traineeship programme. In addition, I am involved in organising working life visits and events. In have a university teacher/research background and I have worked as a coordinator of an international master’s programme. I have also worked as an expert in various work packages of a European University Consortium, YUFE.

Marko Piipponen ([email protected])

MA (Finnish history). In my doctoral dissertation, I study the birth of Finnish technical crime investigation in Finland in the 1920s and its integration into the Finnish police and legal system. I am specializing in Finnish police history, Finnish 20th-century criminal and legal history, and historical criminology. I have also studied the neo-Nazi Pekka Siitoin and the activities of the Finnish far-right during the Cold War.

I work at the UEF Law School as a grant researcher in the role of a research assistant.

Marko Vauhkonen ([email protected])

Research work of Professor Marko Vauhkonen concentrates on industrial and biomedical inverse problems. The most prominent area of his research includes development of diffuse tomographic imaging for industrial processes. These imaging modalities can be used for example in monitoring of pipe flows, control of industrial processes and optimizing of process vessels. Studies in biomedical inverse problems include mainly PET, SPECT and fMRI imaging related to time-varying image reconstruction and motion artifact reduction.