Webinar 25.8.2026 14-15:00: Bertha Osei & John Kalimenze
Join us for the August UTU-GreDiT webinar where we get to hear about the research of two MSCA COFUND UTU-GreDiT fellows Bertha Osei & John Kalimenze. The webinar is held on 25 August 2026 at 14:00-15:00 (local time in Finland).
You can join the webinar using this link.
Bertha Osei
Doctoral Researcher, University of Turku, Department of Management and Entrepreneurship
Title: Role of Meta Organizations in Developing and Implementing Regenerative Business Strategies
Regeneration is a concept under sustainability that can help businesses tackle the rising matters in the society and the environment. This is different from traditional sustainability which seeks to minimize harm done to the environment. It’s main purpose is to develop a thriving environment and society. Implementation of a major systemic strategy such as this, is always done best with a coordinated effort, making the role of meta organizations crucial. This study seeks to explore how meta organizations can help businesses develop and implement effective regenerative strategies that can ensure biodiversity conservation and societal wellbeing.
John Kalimenze
Doctoral researcher, University of Turku, Department of Geography and Geology
Title: Battery and base metal mineralization processes in central Finland: An insight to mineral exploration strategies
Scientists worldwide are working to develop environmentally sustainable communities with significantly reduced carbon emissions. The transition from high-carbon to low-carbon societies has become a global priority, driving increasing demand for green energy metals, particularly battery and base metals. This presentation explores the geological factors controlling the formation of battery and base metal deposits in central Finland. The study examines the sources, geological processes, energy drivers, and potential trapping mechanisms involved in the formation and concentration of these mineral deposits.
Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor REA can be held responsible for them.