natural sciences

The breath of wetlands offers insights into the future of the planet

The usefulness of bacteria can be doubled!

Exotic salts help to turn domestic wood into plastics and platform chemicals

Tiny Helpers: How Microbes Turn Trash into Treasure

Tallinn University’s New Science Kitchen Aims to Serve Up the Tastiest Education in Town

Habitat Restoration is Key to Protecting Endangered Amphibians and Other Species, Says Zoologist Riinu Rannap

The diversity of endangered bird species cannot be replaced by introduced species

Hacking photosynthesis to stimulate plant growth might be more complex than previously thought

Innovative maritime solutions for a greener future

Tartu scientists study ‘dark matter’ of proteine universe – exciting breakthrough!

New species from proto-Baltic Sea 450 million years ago!

Energy infrastructure kills a large number of birds!

Europe’s rarest eagles are also suffering because of the war in Ukraine!

Estonian Phosphorites – a potential answer and source for EU green and hight technologies?

Feathers talk: birds are more abundant in diverse forests

Dark matter’s speed, accounting for 85% of the universe’s matter, is illuminated by lopsided galaxies!

A new approach has the potential to double the efficiency of energy storage devices.

Bird Stress Can Be Measured in Saliva

Estonian expatriate scientist challenged the notion of male mammals being larger than females

New Methodology Simplifies Search for Materials Resistant to Extreme Conditions

Paweł Sobocinski: With a Different Kind of Mathematics, We Can Create Better Software

ERC project will integrate above- and below-ground plant traits for improved ecological forecasting

University of Tartu: AI technologies at the centre of innovation in biodiversity data management

European research grant facilitates production of valuable fuels and chemicals using microbial cell factories