Ph.D., title of docent in General history, PI at the University of Helsinki. She is a historian with a strong focus on economic modernization in the Soviet Union and Russia, especially the economic history of the Cold War and the transfer of technology between East and West during the Cold War. Her current research focuses on the role of knowledge in the Soviet Union during the Cold War and its role in the development of the Soviet Union/Russia.
She has experience in doctoral training since 2005, and she has supervised eight Ph.D. dissertations and acted opponent/external examiner in several Ph.D. dissertations nationally and internationally.
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