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TalTech scientists’ successful collaboration towards novel immune diagnostics of multiple sclerosis

Visual figure discrimination is more closely related to linguistic thinking than generally believed

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

Links between pollution and cancer in wild animals: what can we learn?

Machine learning generates realistic genomes for imaginary humans

Study by University of Tartu researchers sheds light on SARS-CoV-2 antibody persistence

University of Tartu Research Project Sheds Light on Gut Microbiome Diversity

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

Head size can show how we grew up, study shows

Effects of economic uncertainty in Europe

TalTech chemists investigate recycling of cement bypass dust and CO2

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

Medical researchers are looking for new ways to treat drug addiction

Scientists’ discovery is paving the way for novel ultrafast quantum computers

Light pollution disturbs the digestion of birds

Novel drug combination safe for immobilising wild animals

Researchers are designing a smart new-generation face mask

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

TalTech’s neuroscientists investigate the causes of a widespread eye disease

‘British’ or ‘South African’ coronavirus strains have not been found in Estonia

Genetics has a different effect on the blood sugar levels of men and women

University of Tartu researchers help boost health with Jerusalem artichoke

Estonia became an associate member of CERN

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