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Exotic salts help to turn domestic wood into plastics and platform chemicals
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Estonian Research Council Marks 12 Years in Brussels with Exhibition Showcasing ERC Grant Excellence
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Tiny Helpers: How Microbes Turn Trash into Treasure
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Social Media Influencers Can Help Rebuild Women’s Body Confidence
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Tallinn University’s New Science Kitchen Aims to Serve Up the Tastiest Education in Town
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Fertility at risk! Study on the effect of plastic-softening chemicals.
Tartu – Rich in Research
Child vulnerability
University of Tartu Researchers Explore Child Vulnerability in Landmark Publication
Test tube foal
The first test tube foal in Estonia was born
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Antibiotic usage can damage the protective mucus layer in the gut!
Ester Oras, Associate Professor in Analytical Chemistry and Archaeology. Photo: Andres Tennus.
ERC Grant helps study ancient diets to understand past identities!
Photo: Renee Altrov
Pankaj Chejara developed a machine learning model to assess collaboration quality in classrooms
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Habitat Restoration is Key to Protecting Endangered Amphibians and Other Species, Says Zoologist Riinu Rannap
Jaan Kers | Foto: Vallo Kruuser/Horisont
The new life of alder and aspen wood – a breakthrough by scientists from Estonia
photo: Christoph Meinersmann from Pixabay.
The security of satellites has been dangerously neglected
This image was created with the assistance of DALL·E.
Tehnopol-Led Lung Cancer Study Highlights Opportunities to Improve Patient Care
A boat on a sea. Picture: Pixabay.
Let’s Break the Ice – Energy-Efficient Icebreaking Technology
Acridotheres tristis) is widespread and threatens native birds in many areas. / Photo: Koshy Koshy, Flickr.com, CC BY 2.0
The diversity of endangered bird species cannot be replaced by introduced species
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Hacking photosynthesis to stimulate plant growth might be more complex than previously thought
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Innovative maritime solutions for a greener future
Katrin Kabun. Photo: Paul Klooren.
The Wool Woman: EKA PhD Student Katrin Kabun is on a Mission to Transform Interior Design
Can we run out of energy
How can mankind’s growing energy needs be met?
Researchers from Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre. From the left: Doctorate student Sten Heinoja, who is doing his artistic research in the field of music. To his right prof. Sten Lassmann and prof. Maksim Štsura. 
Photo: Private collection.
Artistic Research Emerges as Promising New Field in Estonia
the first big step was to create a cloned horse embryo.
A breakthrough in science: Horse cloning at the Estonian University of Life Sciences

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