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The Faust legend lives on in contemporary literature

Vibration can communicate emotions, memory, and social support

Low screen time alone not associated with better language skills without active conversation

A study: what do trees teach us about handling stress?

New health data-based models help identify heart disease risk earlier

Invisible wires will make the future: turning silver nanosized wires into reliable see-through conductors

From AI chatbots to microdegrees – SEEMIK’s versatile work in environmental solutions

University of Tartu researchers discovered a new gene causing fetal developmental anomalies

A molecular clock controls neuronal maturation

Smartwatch-like device could help detect plastic particles in the human body

Algae show strong wound-healing, skin-protective, and immune-supporting properties

Estonian Biotechnology Brings Bio-Fermented Oil to Skincare

Antibacterial coatings with short-term effect may fail over longer periods of time

Even with all the digital tools, we are drifting apart in cities, study shows

New study shows genes affect how people process medicines

New method makes 3D images five times clearer

How “hunger” and right teams may just tip the scales for startups

University of Tartu’s Aigi Rahi-Tamm on How History Can Help Us Build Self-Confidence, Confront Trauma, and Travel Through Time

How to detect the invisible plastics inside of us?

Dietary risks among Nordic and Baltic countries are still significant, and awareness campaigns are not enough

A jump to the champions league: CERN-linked Centre of Excellence gives Estonia a fresh boost

Scientists investigated why people experience iron metabolism disorders so differently

Who and How Spreads Disinformation on Social Media? Researchers at the School of Digital Technologies at Tallinn University Developed a System to Detect It.

A new theory of biological computation might explain consciousness