
Jamk launches new gametech and esports project initiatives
Jamk University of Applied Sciences is launching three new game and esports related RDI projects in Central Finland.
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Jamk University of Applied Sciences is launching three new game and esports related RDI projects in Central Finland.
In spring 2025, research measurements will be conducted at GamePit Pro to analyze how different forms of physical warm-up impact aiming performance in FPS games, using the data collected.
The InnoFlash week gathered Jamk students for an esports-themed assignment. Eight teams prepared a total of 24 concepts aimed at engaging new interested members to join football clubs through e-football.
Stage142, will gather the LAN crowd to Jamk main campus once again from April 4th to 6th! The event is organized by Jyväskylä Esport Association.
The opening of the new gaming space, located next to the youth café, was celebrated in Joutsa on Thursday, February 13. The new gaming space is a significant addition to the development of youth services and the gaming community in Joutsa.
The youth center’s new gaming space opens its doors to all residents, offering a unique opportunity to explore the emerging esports and gaming activities in Joutsa.
“Playing games competitively can often be quite an intense affair and players’ emotions can run hot.” Read more about toxicity in competitive gaming from this blog post!
Read the second annual review of Center of Expertise in Esports in Central Finland!
Breathing coach Milja Markkanen aims to introduce the benefits of the OxyGoal® method into competitive gaming and esports.
Do you play Counter-Strike 2 or Valorant? Are you interested in factors that influence your in-game performance and ways to improve it?