exact sciences

A generator machine shapes random noise while a discriminator machine tests the generated data against a database of available real data. Once the process is complete, the algorithm will generate artificial data that looks like the real one, but is actually completely new. Credit: Yelmen et al. 2021
Machine learning generates realistic genomes for imaginary humans
10.02.2021
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Genetics has a different effect on the blood sugar levels of men and women
15.01.2021
Jerusalem artichoke tubers. Photo credit: Shutterstock, iMarzi
University of Tartu researchers help boost health with Jerusalem artichoke
14.01.2021
Pyramid station at 5050 m above sea level in Khumbu valley, the Himalaya. Photo credit: Heikki Junninen
The “natural Himalayan aerosol factory” can affect climate
14.12.2020
Photo credit: Toolbox Estonia, Renee Altrov
The impact of Neandertal DNA on human health
10.12.2020
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Good abdominal fat may alleviate the course of COVID-19
03.12.2020
Photo credit: Unsplash, National Cancer Institute
Gene donors at high risk for cancer received feedback
02.12.2020
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Researchers have discovered new links between miscarriage and maternal genes
27.11.2020
Photo credit: Unsplash, Hans Reniers
TalTech chemists’ new method is a significant step towards greener pharmaceutical industry
04.11.2020
Iseauto - self-driving car. Source: TalTech and Aalto University
€32 million funding boost for Smart Cities Research to TalTech and Aalto University
11.04.2019
Fish react quickly to large and sudden changes in the flow. Photo by Jeffrey Andrew Tuhtan
Scientists study fish to learn how to adapt to the impacts of climate change
20.03.2019
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TalTech and EuroTech formed a consortium for European University initiative
19.03.2019
The sensor developed by researchers at the University of Tartu is located inside the small white box, which holds the sensor matrix. The sensor is also covered by a protective Teflon filter. Four sensors, each only half a square millimetre in size, are working simultaneously to collectively give information on air pollution. Photo by: Randel Kreitsberg
Future phone’s prototype is completed
06.03.2019
An illustration of how the nanojoint works. Author/source: UT Institute of Physics
A nanojoint created in Estonia brings us one step closer to creating nanorobots
16.04.2018
The lab of synthetic biology has found its place at the Institute of Technology, University of Tartu. Photo by Petri-Jaan Lahtvee.
Modern Alchemy Revalues Residues
12.04.2018
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ESTCube-2 blog: why are we studying asteroids?
11.04.2017

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