Chemicals & Circular Cars: The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has started work to support EU rules on hazardous substances under the new End-of-Life Vehicles Regulation, aiming to identify problematic chemicals in vehicles, draft restriction proposals when needed, and assess exemptions. Health Research (Finland): A University of Oulu study links regular coffee intake with lower body and visceral fat and higher skeletal muscle mass, based on lab tests after fasting and glucose tolerance checks. Cell Biology (Finland): Finnish scientist Sara Wickström highlights how cells sense mechanical forces from their surroundings and how that physical information can reshape gene activity—work recognized with the Körber Prize. Education & Mental Health (Finland): A University of Turku follow-up finds the internet-based “Master Your Worries” program keeps reducing anxiety symptoms in children even two years later. Policy & Rights (Finland): Finland’s court has halted deportation of a Russian family after asylum denials, ordering a fresh review with new material including international media coverage. Tech & Industry (Finland-linked): Scaleup Europe Fund’s first investment backs Finnish satellite imaging firm ICEYE with a major Series F co-lead. University Ranking: The University of Helsinki slips into the 101–150 band in the Shanghai Ranking, while Turku and others hold or improve positions. Cyber (Finland): Finnish infrastructure firm Cinia says a March malware incident did not access customer data.