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Robots can now walk through muddy and slippery terrain, thanks to Moose-like feet
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Dark Matter, Bright Futures – Estonia’s Talent Abroad
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Understanding Youth Transition. Exploring Welfare Regimes Across Europe from Social Investment Perspective
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Federated Secure Computing project has achieved a breakthrough in European research with personalised health data and data protection!
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Support when starting out on their own makes it easier for young people to enter the labour market
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Small Drops, Big Discoveries: A guide for studying life’s mysteries through tiny water droplets
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Uncovering Past Climates with Chironomidae: Nature’s Thermometers
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TalTech Researchers Striving to Reduce Sugar, Salt and Fat for Healthier Foods
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Personality profiles of hundreds of professions published in new study by University of Tartu researchers
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A new method to restore a healthy the gut microbiota using bacterial viruses
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A new research project aims to make industry more waste-free and up-grade the materials through chemical looping gasification (CLG)
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Estonia to Provide Genomic Data, Support Public Outreach for Genome of Europe Project
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ERC grant to explore how excessive confidence in science and technology is blocking the deep sustainability turn
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University of Tartu Researchers Developing New Methods to Extract Rare Earth Metals
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Estonian Startup Myceen Sees Promise in Manufacture of Sustainable Building Materials
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A 13-Keyed Clarinet May Transform Classical Music Practice
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Strong Institutions Strip Corruption of Its Midas Touch
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Innovative technique may help to see through skin tissues and Estonian fog
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Estonia’s Cutting-Edge Solar Cells Aim to Tackle Growing Forest Fire Threats
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Useless eggshells could be used to make artificial joints!
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The breath of wetlands offers insights into the future of the planet
Figure 1. Pain Creature has five different arms attached to the body of the artifact. Each arm represents different qualities of pain and mediates different sounds accordingly. Photography by Kadri Tiganik. Model: Dila Demir
Interactive Textile Companion Promotes Body Awareness in Chronic Pain
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Long overlooked protein molecule may offer clues to understanding cancers and neurological pathologies
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Reflexive-adaptive law could lead us through the maelstrom of energy transition

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