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Estonian researchers create next generation microbes

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Estonia leads the world in academic freedom. How did it happen?

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Estonians will be frontrunners in protecting space. Virtually

Laura Elise Arvisto is holding GaltTec’s fuel cell technology’s mockup illustrating the size of their solution. It weighs around 1,5 kilos. Photo: private collection.

A lab accident turned into a revolution in energy technology

Hannes Agabus believes in giving more power to the energy consumers. Photo credit: Private Collection

From the Russian Grid to Electricity in the Cloud. Handling Energy, Estonian Style!

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Estonia could bring Europe’s seaweed products to the next level!

Parents often discuss screen time for children, but what about the elderly? Screen time could benefit them. Credit: Anete Toming

Research links internet surfing to healthy aging

Kuldar Taveter is helping computers understand humans better. Photo credit: private collection

Teaching robots how to feel

“If you start thinking about an oil spill after it happened, then it's too late!” said Jan-Victor Björkqvist, a researcher at the Norwegian Meteorological Institute. Photo credit: Baltic Work Boats

Preventing disasters! Researchers mapped how oil moves in the sea

Marlon Dumas, a University of Tartu professor and a computer scientist, is a keynote speaker at sTARTUp Day 2024. Photo: Maanus Kullamaa for Excite magazine / Execution Ekspress Meedia Special Solutions

An expert view: how to integrate artificial intelligence into your company?

This year, seven researchers from Estonian universities made it to the top of the science world. Photo credit: Patrik Tamm

Here’s advice from the top talent in the science world

Weather is sparking many changes. What about taste? Photo credit: Pixabay

Global warming is changing how food tastes

What is the role of the teacher? A designerly way of thinking brings big questions to classrooms. Photo credit: Pixabay

An Estonian island school is designing education

TalTech researchers seek solutions to bring more fresh air into kindergartens and classrooms. Photo credit: Pexels

Scientists build a platform to make perfect indoor air conditions

Companies are exploiting the e-residency program. Matti Ylönen from the University of Helsinki concluded in his study that international organisations should pay more attention to upcoming virtual entrepreneurship programs. Photo credit: Pixabay

Study: virtual citizenship falls into a grey area businessmen can exploit

As we age, lifestyle choices affect our health, but the story is a little different when it comes to young children. Photo credit: Freepik

The number of child cancer patients is on the rise

What genes can tell us about fertility, Liisa Loog studies during her Marie-Curie Postdoctoral fellowship. Photo credit: Pixabay

DNA study looks at how height and fertility are connected

The Soviets were proud of their health protection system, but there was a distinct lack of resources, even needles and rubber gloves that were reused. Photo credit: Museums Public Portal

Study shows how nurses were used in Soviet propaganda

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Bioinformatics offers an opportunity to defeat cancer and brain diseases

Jekaterina Sydorenko and her lab team invented glass that can be more than just beautiful. Photo credit: Taltech

This rainbow glass kills pollutants in the air

“The change can begin at school by cultivating a culture of appreciation and acceptance of difference, which is in the power of teachers,” said Triin Ulla, Tallinn University researcher. Photo credit: Mikhail Nilov/Pexels

Having special kids in ordinary schools sounds fantastic, in theory

Used electronic devices hide many valuable metals Europe desperately needs. Photo credit: Pixabay

Europe needs metals. Bacteria can get it from waste.

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Scientists created an intervention to fight drugs

An Estonian psychologist Kadri Haljas created Triumf Land to give children the tools to care for their mental health. Photo: Sven Tupits, Fotogeen

A psychologist is helping children with a video game

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