Prof. Kumpulainen has managed a number of research and development projects focusing on the social foundations of cognition, sociocultural theories of learning and teaching, classroom interaction research, collaborative learning and problem solving processes across disciplines and age groups, technology-enriched mathematics and science education as well as on teacher learning with digital video cases. Her research programmes have been funded by the Academy Finland, the Cultural Foundation of Finland and The European Union.
Juha Kronqvist is completing his doctoral thesis at the Media Lab at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki. His research interest is to find out how networked digital media affects the work of research groups and the culture of doing research in general.
Anna Salmi, MA (New Media), is pursuing a doctoral degree at Aalto University. In her research she is looking into social interaction in creative co-design processes and the role of digital networked technologies in facilitating meaning making. She mainly works in 
Mr. Haukola graduated from the Helsinki University of Technology in 2007. His master’s thesis was about group learning at the front end of innovation and he is currently preparing his doctoral dissertation that focuses on the collaborative knowledge construction in distributed teams. In addition to organizational studies and applied cognitive sciences, his interests include social psychology, badminton and electronic gadgets.
