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The biggest obstacle in commissioning automated factories is the human factor

Ülo Niinemets analyses the Role of Plants in Climate Change

The trainer modelled in a TUT doctoral thesis can be used for rehabilitation of musculoskeletal traumas

EBS is again among the world top 300 business schools

Research group investigates acoustics and eliminates noise

Young Scientist expands Boundaries

TUT scientists are developing a helmet device for emergency diagnosis of traumatic brain injury

A doctoral thesis defended at TUT found ways to save energy in power and civil engineering sectors

Scientist Mart Min enjoys seeing Results working in Real Life

Nanomaterial can accelerate Wound Treatment

The research group of academician Andres Öpik is engaged in capturing carcinoma cells

Estonian Buildings need Sustainable Solutions

The scientists of Tallinn University of Technology assess our everyday work environment

Energy researchers of Tallinn University of Technology investigate consumption patterns in the Estonian power system

Public Sector Services Need Citizens’ Input but also Reliable and Universal Systems

A doctoral thesis explain the most suitable wastewater treatment methods for Estonian landfills

An international research carried out by TUT scientists values Estonian wood as a building material

Tissues Made of Nanomaterials—Far from Science Fiction

Predator-prey relationships between mixotrophic protists influence summertime plankton in the Baltic Sea

UT scientists defeated Harvard University in international competition

A novel digital computer chip designed by TUT’s scientists and students

Small-Molecule Probes – Future Helpmates in Diagnostics and Monitoring

Genome Center’s innovative risk score predicts diabetes more accurately than its predecessors

Artistic Translation—the Key Feature of Estonian Translation in the 20th century