Projects

Wireless Body Area Networks for Health and Medical-care (WIBANHAM)

Enabling Future Wireless Healthcare System

Dependable wireless healthcare

A Theory for Sustainable Smart Grids: Combining Communication Theory, Power Systems, Signal Processing and Economics from a Complexity Science Perspective (SUSTAIN)

Cognitive-Networks-Enabled Transnational Proactive Healthcare (CoNHealth)

Links-on-the-fly Technology for Robust, Efficient and Smart Communication in Unpredictable Environments (RESCUE)

Fundamentals of Ultra Dense 5G Networks with Application to Machine Type Communication 


Innovation of Transmission Technologies towards 5G Networks

Frank is the Project Coordinator for the Africa Networks at the University of Jyväskylä. He coordinates three networks (FAPI, SAFINET, EDUCASE) that are part of strategic funding by the MEC. Frank is a doctoral researcher at the University of Lapland where his research focuses on integration of migrants with focus of his research on migrants from Sub Sahara Africa. He has written articles and contributed book chapters on human rights, Covid-19, social justice and education.

Projects

Analysis of the Technological Readiness of Nigerian Tertiary Institutions Undergraduates for Finnish E-Learning Courses. Case studies: Tertiary Institutions in Lagos

Projects

Creating awareness for carbon footprint reduction through electronic invoicing in Africa

My PhD research revolves around how teacher education programs can nurture student teacher professional agency in two countries: Brazil and Finland. The two study cases have different personal and environmental elements that influence student teacher professional development: curriculum coherence between theory and practice, pedagogical interactions of the learning environment, and negotiation of professional identity.

University Researcher in Youth Work and Youth Research at Tampere University, and in Global Development Studies at the University of Helsinki. For more information: https://blogs.helsinki.fi/onodera/

Projects

Materiality and Immateriality in Amazonian Indigenous Christianities

Abraham is currently pursuing his PhD as a doctoral researcher at the Centre for Environmental and Respiratory Health Research (CERH), Research Unit of Population Health, Faculty of Medicine, University of Oulu with support from Finnish government’s Planetary Health, Sustainability Transformations Doctoral Education Pilot (SusTra) program. Abraham intends to demonstrate synergistic vulnerabilities between infectious tropical diseases with climate change including correlation of ambient air pollutant (PM2.5, VOCs, Radon gas) with seasonal peaks in hospital visits/admissions for ARDS, Asthma and COPD exacerbation. Abraham also has in-depth interest in social and non-biomedical determinants of health including preparation and presentation of policy briefs to stakeholders e.g., at the WHO Executive Board Meeting. His recent field of work has been centered around sustainability of HIV and TB prevention, Care, Treatment program in LMICs beyond external assistance in the context of climate crises and global health security threats.

State Petroleum Ownership in Sub-Saharan Africa and Fundamental Rights of Citizens: Lessons from Europe.

Projects

Design and development of mobile learning application for computing education