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Drying peatlands are turning into carbon dioxide sources

TalTech immunologists develop new leucocyte markers

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Geologists: anoxia caused biodiversity loss in ancient seas

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Towards better understanding of brittle bone disease

How excessive smartphone use may take its toll on mental health

Towards better diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease

Regular exercise helps maintain independence in later life

Viruses bring new genes to the human organism

Science|Business: Estonian researchers strive to personalise healthcare

What should I eat to make my gut bacteria happy?

Batteries: could sodium save us from the scarcity of lithium?

Improving treatment protocols of a common birth defect in Vietnam

Estonia becomes a prospect member of EMBL

Strategies for reducing mortality from heart disease

Geneticists and archaeologists are tracing the belligerent Scythians

Deep-sea methane emissions and ice ages are linked

Getting the data of gene donors on their doctors’ desk

Tallinn University humanities scholar Eneken Laanes awarded a prestigious grant by ERC

Taking the detection of foetal chromosome disorders to the next level