chemistry and molecular biology

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Innovative Coatings Clean the Air of Harmful Viruses and Bacteria
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University of Tartu Research Project Sheds Light on Gut Microbiome Diversity
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TalTech chemists investigate recycling of cement bypass dust and CO2
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Scientists’ discovery is paving the way for novel ultrafast quantum computers
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Smart designer cells are beneficial in drug development as well as in environmental monitoring
From left to right: Ragn Sells circular solutions Project Manager Alar Saluste, Research Fellow in Geology Martin Liira, Junior Research Fellow of Geology Kristjan Leben, Researcher Riho Mõtlep and Drilling Department Manager at Steiger Meelis Peetris. Source: OSA Service AS
Oil shale ash – a novel source of calcium carbonate
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Estonian researchers: wastewater reveals the actual spread of the coronavirus
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TalTech environmental scientists’ new ozonation method treats water from antibiotic residues
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Researchers from Umeå and Tartu develop smart solutions to fight infections
Professor Rando Tuvikene. Photo Credit: Tallinn University
Researchers look to saccharides for a breakthrough in the battle against coronavirus
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Novel Drosophila-based disease model to study human intellectual disability syndrome
Instead of using it as heating material, wood waste could be used to create new values. Photo credit: Markus Spiske
Synthetic biology opens up a new development path for the wood industry
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University of Tartu scientists turned citric acid into novel bioplastic
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Researchers identified potential inhibitors of SARS-CoV-2 infection
DNA analysis of food helps identify its actual components. Photo: Private collection of Kairi Raime
Novel DNA analysis will help to identify food origin and counterfeit food in the future
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What should I eat to make my gut bacteria happy?
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Estonia becomes a prospect member of EMBL
University of Tartu’s plasma device. 
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Plasma physicists are developing a technology that will help clean air
Professor Raivo Vilu (in the middle) with journalists. Source: Research in Estonia
TTÜ professor was awarded prestigious DuPont Nutrition and Health Science Excellence Medal
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why feed the gut microbes?
Newly established centre for synthetic biology is going to create microbial cell factories

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