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Bits and Bites From Sciene to Scalable Deep Tech_LANDSCAPE
Hello Tomorrow official side event – “Bits and Bites: From Science to Scalable Deep Tech”
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Scientists mapped with unprecedented precision how genes shape our metabolism
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Tallinn University researchers developing student-friendly AI algorithm
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Study confirms that herpesviruses have co‑evolved with humans for thousands of years
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Tool used by Estonian researchers reveals previously unnoticed DNA data.
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After years of research and practice the first cloned foal is born in Estonia
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Estonia retains second place in world academic freedom ranking
Planning art classes with purpose can also develop students’ key competencies
Planning art classes with purpose can also develop students’ key competencies
The Faust legend lives on in contemporary literature
The Faust legend lives on in contemporary literature
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Vibration can communicate emotions, memory, and social support
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Low screen time alone not associated with better language skills without active conversation
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A study: what do trees teach us about handling stress?
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New health data-based models help identify heart disease risk earlier
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Invisible wires will make the future: turning silver nanosized wires into reliable see-through conductors
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From AI chatbots to microdegrees – SEEMIK’s versatile work in environmental solutions
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University of Tartu researchers discovered a new gene causing fetal developmental anomalies
Bivalent neurons. Photo: Eve-Ellen Govek, Rockefeller University
A molecular clock controls neuronal maturation
Plastic particles enter our bodies through various pathways and distribute into our organs. Researchers are developing a way to track these particles using wearable spectrometry. By using a spectrum of light, this non-invasive device can non-invasively identify specific plastics directly through skin. Photo: Kevin Post.
Smartwatch-like device could help detect plastic particles in the human body
Microalgae at laboratory of Estonian University of Life Sciences
Algae show strong wound-healing, skin-protective, and immune-supporting properties
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Estonian Biotechnology Brings Bio-Fermented Oil to Skincare
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Antibacterial coatings with short-term effect may fail over longer periods of time
Minority tech workers are increasingly clustering in large cities and contributing to ethnic desegregation, a study by Tiit Tammaru, Professor at the University of Tartu, and his colleagues shows. Photo credit: private collection
Even with all the digital tools, we are drifting apart in cities, study shows
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New study shows genes affect how people process medicines
Optical configuration of PEAR-FINCH. Author: Shivasubramanian Gopinath
New method makes 3D images five times clearer

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