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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. 
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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
A scene from the movie "The Limits of Consent" by Michael Keerdo-Dawson.
Making an interactive film enabled an exploration of the tensions between following or resisting storytelling conventions
The protein universe: an interactive version of the protein sequence similarity network. Source: Tartu University
Tartu scientists study ‘dark matter’ of proteine universe – exciting breakthrough!
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UT in cooperation with ERSTE Foundation has launched a brand new financial well-being self-assessment tool
What is the genetic landscape underlying conditions such as pelvic organ prolapse (POP), polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), and anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels? Photo:  Eduardo  from Pixabay.
Decoding genetic insights into female reproductive health – Natàlia Pujol Gualdo
Scanning electron microscope image of Conchicolites parcecostatis new species from from the Kõrgessaare Formation (middle Katian) of Estonia. Source: Olev Vinn
New species from proto-Baltic Sea 450 million years ago!
Estonian Genome Center at the University of Tartu
Estonian Biobank Launches Portal to Deliver Genetic Results to Biobank Participants
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How did transnational knowledge transfer between Eastern European cultures of history during the interwar period?
Photo: Pexels from Pixabay.
Offshore wind farms function as protection against bottom trawling for some species
Picture: 鹈鹂 夏 from Pixabay
Larger social networks are positively related with survival among women
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Cutting-Edge imaging unravels sex-specific structural variations in the heart!
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What early behaviours signal future Antisocial Behaviour?
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Karl Kruusamäe paves the way for human-robot collaboration full of possibilities
Photo: Marc Pascual from Pixabay.
Energy infrastructure kills a large number of birds!
For a more in-depth understanding, Davidjants interviewed activists and civilians who produce war-related content to learn how they perceive their activities and what motivates them to create content.
Stories of war and conflict are abound today; however, narration is increasingly fragmented
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Under One Umbrella: TalTech Opens Center Devoted to Health and Food Technologies
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Tartu Observatory helps Ukraine to develop monitoring systems for forests and water-bodies
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ESOF – Europe’s grandest interdisciplinary science festival! 🌍
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Europe’s rarest eagles are also suffering because of the war in Ukraine!
For Lili Milani, in an ideal world, each person would have their own genetic report for personalized therapy. This image was created with the assistance of DALL·E.
A defective gene can take away a person’s ability to metabolise hundreds of medications!
Photo: Valentin from Pixabay
It’s All-Electric: TalTech’s Residential DC Innovation Hub Opens Doors to Support Energy Transition  
Yevgen Karpichev from Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering research group. Photo: TalTech
Transforming Waste into Gold! TalTech’s Chemists Leading the Charge in Green Chemistry.
This image was created with the assistance of DALL·E.
Estonian Phosphorites – a potential answer and source for EU green and hight technologies?

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