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Satakunta has unique high-tech industrial parks in Pori and Harjavalta, where large international companies process technology metals (copper, nickel, gold and silver) and manufacture high-tech metal products such as rare earth permanent magnets, superconductors and battery chemicals. The online method based on laser spectroscopy, developed by RoboAI Green experts, is hoped to be a future tool for industry to increase the share of recycled raw material and to monitor the process. Pictured are Hannu Henttinen, Pekka Suominen and Timo Santa-Nokki.

17.6.2022 | RDI

Laser spectrometer helps to recycle valuable technology metals correctly

– The laser spectrometer for metal detection designed and built in the RoboAI laboratory of Satakunta University of Applied Sciences has been made to work as intended and the first results look very promising, says project manager Pekka Suominen with satisfaction.

14.6.2022 | SAMK

SAMK celebrated the graduates – See the photo gallery

SAMK celebrated the graduates after a few years' break. All students who graduated from SAMK in the academic year 2021–2022 were invited.

SAMK kampus Porin rakennus kuvattuna taivasta vasten.

6.6.2022 | SAMK

SAMK instructions on preparedness for coronavirus

This is the internal bulletin SAMK has published for its students and employees considering the new coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19).

6.6.2022 | Studies

141 students graduated from SAMK in May

Altogether 141 students graduated from SAMK in May. 16 of them graduated with a Master´s degree.

25.5.2022 | SAMK

More than 300 high school students competed in SAMK’s international robot competition

The robot competition, which was organized during the spring of 2022, reached its culmination in the final in May.

Purjeveneiden mastoja pienvenesatamassa. / Sailboat masts in a seaside port.

16.5.2022 | Tourism business

Joint European curriculum for coastal and maritime tourism fills the skills gap in the sector

The beauty, cultural richness and diversity of the European Union’s coastal areas have made them a preferred destination for many holidaymakers in Europe and abroad. In fact, coastal and maritime locations are the biggest attractive factor in European tourism. Coastal and maritime tourism is also the biggest maritime sector in the EU in terms of the Gross Value Added (GVA) and employment.

A man in a blue shirt stands on the terrace next to the window and looks ahead.

11.5.2022 | SAMK

Teppo Lundell encourages students to develop their skills outside the classroom as well

Teppo Lundell, Senior Lecturer of Business Competence, has worked at the SAMK Campus Rauma for 18 years. Currently, Lundell works as a project management expert at the Maritime Logistics Research Centre and leads the Academy of Business and Technology, where SAMK students work on real problems and development projects of companies

Petteri Hyvärinen holding a mobile phone with the competition video on the screen.

6.5.2022 | RDI

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Laser spectrometer helps to recycle valuable technology metals correctly

SAMK celebrated the graduates – See the photo gallery

SAMK instructions on preparedness for coronavirus

141 students graduated from SAMK in May

More than 300 high school students competed in SAMK’s international robot competition

Joint European curriculum for coastal and maritime tourism fills the skills gap in the sector

Teppo Lundell encourages students to develop their skills outside the classroom as well

SAMK wins national RDI competition with the Port Activity App

International tourism education provides an almost endless range of possibilities

90 students graduated from SAMK in April

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