has granted its 2020 Recognition Award to Mikko Möttönen, D.Sc. (Tech), Professor of Quantum Technology at Aalto University
and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, for his contributions to quantum computing research. The Foundation recognizes groundbreaking and longstanding research in fundamental physics, as well as the talented people behind these achievements. Recent innovations have paved the way towards the development of commercial applications of quantum computing, one of the most significant emerging research areas in ICT, expected to revolutionize traditional electric communications and computing. Möttönen was honored at the annual Nokia Foundation award ceremony tonight. The event was hosted as a virtual event for the first time.
Media outlets explore how the virus would accelerate in Finland without a vaccine.
Image: Liisa Mäkinen
If the coronavirus infection rate continues at the same pace as it has from July to early December, Finland will hit the peak of the pandemic at the beginning of March, warns public health institute THL, according to daily Helsingin Sanomat.
The calculation produced by the modelling group of the National Institute for Health and Welfare says the country would see infections rise to around 5,000 a day. However, the rolling out of a coronavirus vaccination programme has not been taken into account in the calculations.
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