Events

During the Science Gig the International students will meet the two Egyptian mummy boys who originate from the collection of Otto Friedrich von Richter (1791-1816) – one of the first local orientalists in Estonia.

An introduction to the Estonian science scene and field works, meet-ups with local journalists

The Estonian Research Council and the Estonian Association of Science Journalists invite international journalists to explore the fields of Estonian research.

Now you have an opportunity to visit the Institute of Computer Science and learn about computational neuroscience and virtual reality.

Have you visited one of the fastest growing and most international institutes at the University of Tartu? Now you have the opportunity!

Seminar includes: researchers talking about their experiences of introducing Estonian research; give overview of the Estonian brand toolbox; and a look into two similar programmes – the Estonian Convention Bureau’s ambassadors’ programme and Research in Germany’s Research Ambassadors Programme.

Research in Estonia will take part at the Europe’s largest interdisciplinary science meeting „EuroScience Open Forum“ July 23-27, 2016 in Manchester, United Kingdom.

Estonian Research Council selects 15 science and health journalists to explore the latest research on health technologies combined with ICT.

Discover the secret life of forest at Science and You – Research in Estonia

The Estonian Association of Science Journalists and the Estonian Research Council are inviting up to fifteen science journalists from EUSJA member associations to take part in a study trip to Estonia, from 20 to 22 May 2015, to learn about the high-level research on biodiversity and climate change being done in this country.

International students visited the Institute of Informatics at Tallinn University.

Foreign students visited The Estonian Genome Center of the University and Tartu to learn about research done on the field of biostatistics, bioinformatics and functional genomics and population-based biobank’s role in research, medicine and society.

Research in Estonia participated at Europe’s largest interdisciplinary science meeting „Euroscience Open Forum“ which took place in Copenhagen on June 21-26, 2014.

12 Science Journalists from 9 European countries (Russia, Latvia, Spain, Finland, Greece, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, and Switzerland) visited Estonia from May 15 to 17 to learn about Estonian information and communication technology.

Group of international students visited The Estonian Maritime Museum in order to learn about underwater archeology.

Foreign students visited the lab of electronics and artifical muscles in Univeristy of Tartu’s Institute of Technology. 

International students got to discover material sciences at Tallinn University’s Department of Materials Engineering.

Study visit to the University of Tartu’s Chair of Archeology took place. Archaeologist Marge Konsa gave a presentation about the past and present of Estonian Archaeology.

Foreign students visited the Tallinn University of Technology’s Center for Biorobotics to get an overview of the center’s main research themes.

Foreign students visited Tartu Observatory. Estonian research in astronomy and cosmology were intoroduced to them.

The Estonian Research Council and the Estonian Association of Science Journalists hosted a two-day study trip to Estonia for delegates of the 8th World Conference of Science Journalists on June 28-29, 2013.

International students visited the Estonian Biocentre. The students got acquainted with Estonian Genome Centre’s core laboratories and bio repository.