Research In Estonia

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The team behind honey DNA test focuses on honeybee viruses and food of the future

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How do flies with intellectual disabilities behave? A young scientist plays with them like dolls!

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Small Drops, Big Discoveries: A guide for studying life’s mysteries through tiny water droplets

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TalTech Researchers Striving to Reduce Sugar, Salt and Fat for Healthier Foods

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A new method to restore a healthy the gut microbiota using bacterial viruses

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A new research project aims to make industry more waste-free and up-grade the materials through chemical looping gasification (CLG)

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Estonia to Provide Genomic Data, Support Public Outreach for Genome of Europe Project

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University of Tartu Researchers Developing New Methods to Extract Rare Earth Metals

An inspiring team driving groundbreaking advances in reproductive science! From the left: Triin Sild, Inge Varik, Agne Velthut-Meikas, Katariina Johanna Saretok, Airi Rump. Photo: TalTech.

TalTech Emerges as Hotspot of Reproductive Biology Research

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Tiny Helpers: How Microbes Turn Trash into Treasure

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Fertility at risk! Study on the effect of plastic-softening chemicals.

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Estonian Biobank Launches Portal to Deliver Genetic Results to Biobank Participants

For Lili Milani, in an ideal world, each person would have their own genetic report for personalized therapy. This image was created with the assistance of DALL·E.

A defective gene can take away a person’s ability to metabolise hundreds of medications!

Yevgen Karpichev from Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering research group. Photo: TalTech

Transforming Waste into Gold! TalTech’s Chemists Leading the Charge in Green Chemistry.

Plant origin ingredients are effective antioxidants enhancing the quality of meat products. Photo: gate74 from Pixabay.

Boosting Meat Quality with Plant-Based Ingredients!

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Unique honey DNA test created by Estonian scientists and beekeepers!

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Shaking-up earth-abundant metals for a sustainable future – Birch reduction 2.0

Team members - researchers Illia Kapitanov and Yevgen Karpichev. Photo by: TalTech

Scientists from Tallinn University of Technology: Research that made a significant advancement in the fight against nerve agents!

"The key issue in reducing the environmental impact of the global economy is how to move from carbon mining to carbon recycling," says Valgepea. Credit: Andres Tennus

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

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

Hedvig Tamman, associate professor of genetics at the University of Tartu. Photo: Private collection

University of Tartu researcher receives prestigious grant to study the arms race between bacteria and viruses

PFAS and many other micropollutants from factories and our homes often end up transferred to the local wastewater treatment plants, which are not currently equipped with sufficient technologies to keep these pollutants from ending in nature. Photo credit: Ivan Pandura/Unsplash

The environmental chemists at the University of Tartu take the micropollutants out of wastewater

Instrumental analysis laboratory focuses on the chemical properties of a wide range of plants.
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Estonian researchers fight Lyme disease with local herbs

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Bioinformatics offers an opportunity to defeat cancer and brain diseases

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