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Turun Yliopiston Julkaisut 2010 ______ Turun yliopiston julkaisut 2010 ____________________________ Publications of the University of Turku 2010 Turku: Turun yliopisto Turku: University of Turku 2011 Toimitus: kirjastonhoitaja Mikko Pennanen Tietojen ilmoitus: laitosten ja oppiaineiden henkilökunta Teos on julkaisu vain sähköisessä muodossa Turun yliopiston julkaisuarkistossa. http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe201107201896 Edited by librarian Mikko Pennanen Bibliographic information provided by University of Turku staff members. This bibliography is available only in electronic form. http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe201107201896 Turku: Turun yliopisto 2011 ISSN 1238-7959 URN:NBN:fi-fe201107201896 LUKIJALLE Tähän Turun yliopiston julkaisuluetteloon on koottu tiedot yliopiston tieteellisestä julkaisutoiminnasta vuodelta 2010. Turun yliopisto ja Turun kauppakorkeakoulu yhdistyivät uudeksi Turun yliopistoksi 1.1.2010. Tämä luettelo sisältää siis tiedot myös Turun kauppakorkeakoulun julkaisutoiminnasta. Luettelon tiedot perustuvat laitosten ja oppiaineiden julkaisujen tekijöiltä kokoamaan ja ilmoittamaan tietoon. Opinnäytetöiden kohdalla bibliografia sisältää tiedot vain julkaistuista väitöskirjoista. Turun yliopiston henkilökuntaa pyydettiin ilmoittamaan julkaisutietonsa ryhmiteltynä siten, että tietoja voidaan käyttää mm. opetusministeriön KOTA-tietokantaan tulevassa julkaisutoimintaa koskevassa yhteenvedossa. Julkaisujen ryhmittely on Opetusministeriön kansallisen julkaisutyyppiluokituksen mukainen. Julkaisun ryhmittelytieto on mainittu hakasulkeissa julkaisun bibliografisten tietojen lopussa. Ulkomailla ilmestyneen julkaisun ryhmä on suuraakkosin. Julkaisutietojen luokittelu perustuu tekijän antamaan ilmoitukseen. Henkilökuntaa pyydettiin ryhmittelyn lisäksi ilmoittamaan tähdellä (*) tekijän nimen yhteydessä ne yhteisjulkaisun tekijät, jotka eivät kuuluneet tietojen keruuhetkellä yliopiston henkilökuntaan. Julkaisutoiminnan tilastoja ei ole otettu mukaan tähän teokseen. Tietoja tilastoista voi tarvittaessa kysellä Turun yliopiston kehittämisen ja suunnittelun – yksiköstä, sähköposti [email protected], postiosoite: Turun yliopisto, Kehittäminen ja suunnittelu, 20014 TURUN YLIOPISTO, p. (02) 333 51. Turun yliopiston julkaisut-teos ilmestyi aikaisemmin painetussa muodossa. Uuden yliopiston myötä päätettiin siirtyä pelkästään sähköisessä muodossa ilmestyvään julkaisuluetteloon. Tätä julkaisua ei ole siis enää saatavana painetussa muodossa. Kansallinen julkaisutyyppiluokittelu A Vertaisarvioidut tieteelliset artikkelit A1 Alkuperäisartikkeli A2 Katsausartikkeli A3 Kirjan tai muun kokoomateoksen osa A4 Artikkeli konferenssijulkaisussa B Vertaisarvioimattomat tieteelliset kirjoitukset B1 Kirjoitus tieteellisessä aikakausilehdessä B3 Kirjan tai muun kokoomateoksen osa B4 Artikkeli konferenssijulkaisussa 3 C Tieteelliset kirjat (monografiat) C1 Kustannettu tieteellinen erillisteos C2 Toimitettu kirja, kokoomateos, konferenssijulkaisu tai lehden erikoisnumero D Ammattiyhteisölle suunnatut julkaisut D1 Artikkeli ammattilehdessä D2 Artikkeli ammatillisessa käsi- tai opaskirjassa tai ammatillisessa tietojärjestelmässä, taikka oppikirja-aineisto D3 Artikkeli ammatillisessa konferenssijulkaisussa D4 Julkaistu kehittämis- tai tutkimusraportti taikka -selvitys D5 Oppikirja, ammatillinen käsi- tai opaskirja taikka sanakirja E Suurelle yleisölle suunnatut julkaisut E1 Yleistajuinen artikkeli, sanomalehtiartikkeli E2 Yleistajuinen monografia F Julkinen taiteellinen ja taideteollinen toiminta F1 Julkaistu itsenäinen taiteellinen teos F2 Julkinen taiteellinen teoksen osatoteutus F3 Julkinen taiteellinen esitys tai näyttely F4 Tuotantoon/hyödyntämiseen otettu malli tai suunnitelma G Opinnäytteet Opinnäytetöistä pyydettiin ilmoittamaan tiedot vain väitöskirjoista. Väitöskirjat on ilmoitettu erikseen jokaisen laitoksen/oppiaineen kohdalla. Opinnäytetöiden luokkaa ei ole erikseen merkitty julkaisun kohdalle. H Patentit ja keksintöilmoitukset H1 Myönnetty patentti H2 Keksintöilmoitus I Audiovisuaaliset aineistot ja tieto- ja viestintätekniset ohjelmat I1 Audiovisuaalinen aineisto I2 Tieto- ja viestintätekniset ohjelmat tai ohjelmistot 4 TO THE READER This bibliography lists the scientific publications by the University of Turku staff in 2010. Since 1 January 2010, the Turku School of Economics has been part of the new University of Turku. Thus, this bibliography also contains the publications of the Turku School of Economics. This bibliography is based on the information that the university departments collected from the authors. As regards final theses, the bibliography includes information on published doctoral theses only. University personnel were asked to categorise their publications according to the national classification for publications defined by the Ministry of Education. The publication category is given in parentheses and in block letters if published abroad. The publication information is classified based on the information given by the author. An asterisk (*) before a co-author’s name indicates that the person concerned was working outside the University of Turku at the time of the data collection Statistics of publications are not listed in this publication. If needed information of the statistics can be requested from the University Planning and Development department, e-mail [email protected], address: University of Turku, University Planning and Development, FI-20014 UNIVERSITY OF TURKU, FINLAND. In previous years, this bibliography was published in printed form. With the re-organisation of the University of Turku, a decision was made to publish the bibliography only in electronic form. Therefore, this publication is no longer available in printed form. National classification for publications A Peer-reviewed scientific articles A1 Original scientific article A2 Review A3 Contribution to book/other compilations A4 Article in conference publication B Non-peer-reviewed scientific writings B1 Writing in scientific journal B3 Contribution to book/other compilations B4 Article in conference proceedings C Scientific books (monographs) C1 Published scientific monograph C2 Edited book, compilation, conference proceeding or special issue of journal 5 D Publications directed at societies of experties D1 Article in professional journal D2 Article in professional hand or guide book or in a professional data system, or text book material D3 Article in professional conference proceedings D4 Published development or research report D5 Text book or professional handbook or guidebook or dictionary E Publications directed at the general public E1 Popular article, newspaper article E2 Popular monograph Public activity in fields of arts and industrial arts F1 Published independent artistic work F2 Public contribution to artistic work F3 Public artistic play or exhibition F4 Model or plan taken into production / exploited G Thesis This bibliography lists only published doctoral theses. They are listed separately by each department/school. Class code has not been indicated separately at the bibliographic information. H Patents and invention reports H1 Patents H2 Invention reports I Audiovisual materials and programs in information and communication technology (ICT) I1 Audiovisual materials I2 ICT programs or applications 6 SISÄLLYS LUKIJALLE 3 HUMANISTINEN TIEDEKUNTA 17 Historian, kulttuurin ja taiteiden tutkimuksen laitos 17 Arkeologia 17 Folkloristiikka 17 Kansatiede 20 Kotimainen kirjallisuus 22 Kulttuurihistoria 25 Mediatutkimus 31 Museologia 32 Musiikkitiede 33 Naistutkimus 33 Suomen historia 34 Taidehistoria 36 Uskontotiede 38 Yleinen historia 39 Yleinen kirjallisuustiede 41 Kulttuurituotannon ja maisemantutkimuksen koulutusohjelma 44 -Digitaalinen kulttuuri 44 -Maisemantutkimus 47 -Kulttuuriperinnön tutkimus 48 -Kulttuurimatkailu 49 Kieli- ja käännöstieteiden laitos 50 Englannin kieli 50 Espanja 52 Fonetiikka 53 Italia 53 Klassiset kielet ja antiikin kulttuuri 55 Pohjoismainen filologia 57 Ranska 57 Saksan kieli 61 -Saksalainen filologia 61 -Saksan kääntäminen ja tulkkaus 61 Suomalais-ugrilainen kielentutkimus 63 Suomen kieli 64 Venäjän kieli 67 Yleinen kielitiede 68 7 MATEMAATTIS-LUONNONTIETEELLINEN TIEDEKUNTA 69 Matematiikan laitos 69 Matematiikka 69 Sovellettu matematiikka 74 Informaatioteknologian laitos 77 Bioinformatiikka 77 Mikroelektroniikka 79 Sulautetut tietokonejärjestelmät 81 Tietojenkäsittelytiede 86 Tietoliikennetekniikka 87 Tietotekniikka 87 Tuotteistaminen 88 Fysiikan ja tähtitieteen laitos 89 Fysiikka 89 Materiaalitiede 95 Teoreettinen fysiikka 96 Tähtitiede 97 Kemian laitos 114 Biokemian ja elintarvikekemian laitos 121 Biokemia 121 Biotekniikka 122 Elintarvikekemia 125 Molekulaarinen kasvibiologia 128 Biologian laitos 131 Biodiversiteettitutkimus 131 Eläinmuseo 132 Kasvimuseo 138 Kasvitieteellinen puutarha 139 Ympäristötiede 139 Ekologia 141 Eläinfysiologia 150 Genetiikka 152 Geologian laitos 157 Geologia ja mineralogia 157 Maaperägeologia 157 Maantieteen laitos 158 8 LÄÄKETIETEELLINEN TIEDEKUNTA 163 Biolääketieteen laitos 163 Solubiologia ja anatomia 163 Farmakologia, lääkekehitys ja lääkehoito 167 Fysiologia 170 Lääketieteellinen biokemia ja genetiikka 173 Kliinis-teoreettinen laitos 176 Elektronimikroskopian laboratorio 176 Lääketieteellinen mikrobiologia ja immunologia 177 Oikeuslääketiede 183 Patologia 183 Virusoppi 187 Kliininen laitos 190 Anestesiologia ja tehohoito 190 Biostatistiikka 195 Diagnostinen radiologia 198 Fysiatria 199 Geriatria 201 Ihotautioppi 203 Kansanterveystiede 205 Keuhkosairausoppi ja kliininen allergologia 210 Kirurgia 213 Kliininen fysiologia ja isotooppilääketiede
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