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Professor in Natural Language Processing Mark Fišel (on the left) and Pekka Myllylä, Managing Director of Tilde Eesti. Photos: University of Tartu

University of Tartu and Tilde take Estonian machine translation to a new level

Viru test site using the Canadian peat moss application method (right) and control patch (left) where not used. Photo credit: Tallinn University

Restored peatlands store carbon and mitigate climate change

Lili Milani, head of the Estonian Genome Centre and a Professor at Institute of Genomics, University of Tartu. Photo credit: Anni Õnneleid, Ekspress Meedia

Estonian Genome Center Contributing to Multiple Nordic Research Projects

TalTech's Tauno Otto (center) with the university's Smart Industry Centre's research group. Photo credit: TalTech.

TalTech to Take Part in CERN-Led Accelerator Innovation Project

Photo credit: Canva

40 top scientists call on the WHO to mandate new standards in order to combat airborne spread of viruses indoors

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Estonian Team Set to Develop Microscale Fuel Cells to Power Small Devices

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Vibrios and climate change: Can nature-based methods mitigate the potential threat in the Baltic Sea?

Cowslip observation. Photo credit: Tsipe Aavik

European Cowslip Observations are in Full Swing

Photo credit: Tallinn University

Sustaining Technology Enhanced Learning Innovations in Teachers’ Classroom Practices

The President of Estonia Kersti Kaljulaid at the Tartu University laboratory where sodium ion batteries and supercapacitors are built. Photo credit: Mattias Tammet / Office of the President of the Republic of Estonia

Estonians are Turning Soil into Batteries

Professor of Clinical Genetics of the University of Tartu Katrin Õunap. Photo credit: University of Tartu

Examination of an Estonian patient helped discover a new form of muscular dystrophy

The Sangal peat extraction area in Estonia. Photo credit: Kuno Kasak

University of Tartu Project Aims at Restoring Wetlands to Mitigate Climate Change

Photo credit: Unsplash, erbadea Berlin

Cannabis tends to affect the mental health of ever younger people

Excavation site Grotta La Sassa. Photo credit: Angelica Ferracci

Bronze Age migrations changed societal organization, genomic landscape in Italy

Photo credit: Unsplash, Dominik Scythe

Apocalypse-free robots

Photo credit: Unsplash, gotaflow

A Nematode Transmitted from Dogs by Mosquitoes to Humans is Gaining a Foothold in the Baltic States

GOF 2.0 aims to safely integrate manned and unmanned aircraft in urban airspace. Photo credit: EANS

New EANS-Led Project to Set Rules for Conventional Aircraft, Drones to Share Airspace

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Gas Plasma May Help Cure Cancer in the Future

Astronaut in space

Microbial Treatment applied to Soviet Astronauts May Also Be Useful Today

Photo credit: Unsplash, Jonathan Borba

Silence Is Not Golden: Interactive Talk Promotes Children’s Speech Development

Employees of the University of Tartu Autonomous Driving Lab and Bolt representatives at the presentation of the lab’s test car running the Tallinn demo track. Photo credit: Mathis Bogens/Bolt

UT and Bolt expand collaboration to develop IT solutions for self-driving vehicles

Imagine if you could choose to feel soft as a cloud one moment and hard as a rock the next. This research project proved it's possible. Photo credit: Iris Kivisalu and the authors of the project

This Smart Dress Will Play With Your Mind

Photo credit: Unsplash, Brian Yurasits

In the Future, Marine Pollution Could Be Monitored by Drones Looking Like Seaweed

Professor of Cryptography Dominique Unruh (on the left) and Dan Bogdanov, Head of the Information Security Research Institute at Cybernetica. Photos: Anni Suvi and Jake Farra

University of Tartu and Cybernetica cooperate to study quantum-safe cryptography

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