engineering and technology

Rait Kanarbik brought his one-of-a-kind hydrogen-powered coffee machine to the Europe's biggest science festival ESOF this summer, creating a lot of buzz. Photo credit: Marian Männi
Free energy is here: this hydrogen-powered coffee machine proves it
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Estonian company uses bacteria to create green technologies for extraction of metals
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Green transition tempts Nordic countries with lithium fever
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The first doctoral thesis was defended at TalTech Virumaa College
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Everyday banking ensured the success of electronic identity
All this waste could have a second chance on our planet with the help of Estonian scientists. Photo credit: Eesti Energia
Estonians use fossil fuels to recycle plastics
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How to renew ageing electrical systems sensibly?
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Digital Twin – a bridge between real and virtual worlds
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Power electronics research advances solar building technology
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Estonian scientists to produce tons of bioplastic from wood
Simulating and testing the overtaking. Photo credit: Raivo Sell, TalTech
New algorithm makes overtaking smoother and faster for self-driving cars
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Enabling smart city services through street lighting networks
This piece of yellow glass can convert energy! Proudly shown by Taltech's PhD student Robert Beglaryan, who is developing semi-transparent solar cells as part of an international team. Photo credit: Atanas Katerski
Smart windows convert light into electricity
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Can we trust decisions made by artificial intelligence?
The biorobotics research team. Photo: Hendrik Osula
Underwater robotics is full of opportunities
Cybernetica's Dan Bogdanov.                                                           Photo credit: Jake Farra
Cybernetica innovator headlines University of Tartu Digital Governance lecture series
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Estonian and Finnish researchers unveil new applications for GreenTwins project
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Power electronics play an important role in the green transition
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Doctoral thesis: modern construction technology is unsustainable
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New method allows future buildings to remain open during pandemic
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Drone solution will help the victims of terrorist attacks
The little dot in the center is the Estonian satellite Hämarik. Photo credit: Dzmitry Kananovich/TalTech
A TalTech researcher took the first photos of the satellite Hämarik
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3D printing of electrical machines is a cutting-edge research in TalTech
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A smart city needs smart pipelines

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