engineering and technology

University of Tartu and Cybernetica cooperate to study quantum-safe cryptography

University of Tartu’s Jaak Vilo on Meeting Estonia, and the World’s, Computer Science Needs

Photovoltaic Glass Makes Windows a Source of Electricity

Innovative Secure Integrated Circuit Technology Makes Any Sort of Reverse Engineering and Espionage Virtually Impossible

Tallinn University of Technology and Skeleton Technologies Enter Cooperation Agreement to Turn Estonia into a Hub in Energy Storage and Development

Estonian Team Readies Solar Vehicle for High Stakes International Race

TalTech researchers developing a Digital Twin for Propulsion Drive of Autonomous Electric Vehicle

Civitta Tapped to Lead €3M European Robotics Project

Why mine the phosphorus if there is plenty of it in the wastewater?

Estonian lead technology project received €7.5 million for building a cosmic tomograph

Vacuum-insulated tanks would take the renewable energy system to a new level

After Tumultuous Year, Tehnopol’s Connected Health Cluster Prepares to Support More Research Projects in 2021

Estonians will provide stereo cameras to Maxar Technologies for NASA’s Artemis lunar program

TalTech Investigators Awarded €2.5M to Advance Research in Maritime Cybersecurity

TalTech’s PhD thesis introduces new possibilities of electronic warfare to Estonian Defence Forces

With 5G-Routes, Estonian Scientists, Industry Partners Strive for Regional Interoperability

The new generation solar cells contribute to the green energy revolution

New European Research Exchange to Improve Estonian Hardware Security Expertise

TalTech environmental scientists’ new ozonation method treats water from antibiotic residues

The methods developed by biorobotics engineers help make hydropower plants more fish-friendly

Effective ventilation may be a key factor in preventing the spread of COVID-19

New ERA Chair creates opportunities for various fields of research

The new software technology introduced in TalTech brings benefits to hospital

Good-bye X-rays? New scanner technology sees through things