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New EU-backed project aims to expand Estonian linguistics research capabilities

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The pandemic made students extra creative, study shows

Professor Lili Milani, head of the Estonian Genome Centre at University of Tartu. Credit: Ekspress Meedia/Anni Õnneleid

Estonian Genome Centre team contributes to landmark stroke genetics paper

The unexpected discovery led to this unique wound dressing. Photo credit: Siim Lõvi

An Estonian startup is healing wounds with magic dust

This little machine in a glass box can clean the air of bad gasses. Built by project manager Jürgen-Martin Assafrei (left), and the CEO and founder of RedoxNRG, Nadezda Kongi. Photo credit: Marian Männi

Scientists pull CO2 from the air to make fuel

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Antibiotics are wearing out, but Estonians have a rescue plan

China isn't a big economic player in Estonia, but it has other interests in this small European country. Photo credit: iStock

Estonia prepares for China’s growing influence

Professor Hannes Kollist. Photo credit: Renee Altrov

Breeding of drought-tolerant plants reduces food shortages

The conference day of EIT Digital was led by ERR journalist Johannes Tralla, who also interviewed the EIT Digital's Chairman of the Board, Linnar Viik. Photo credit: Harry Tiits

Europe’s most influential digital cluster EIT Digital opened a Baltic office in Tallinn

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Achieving more together: Baltics ink agreement to support tech transfer, commercialization

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Homes made of rice ash under construction in Kenya thanks to Estonian scientists

This shiny and flexible layer of crystals could be the future solar panel, but for the moon. Photo credit: Ants Vill

There could be crystal solar panels built on the Moon one day

The researchers sampling Northern pike at Mullutu-Suurlaht on Saaremaa. Photo credit: Alfonso Diaz Suarez

Estonian study sheds light on Northern pike genetics

Rait Kanarbik brought his one-of-a-kind hydrogen-powered coffee machine to the Europe's biggest science festival ESOF this summer, creating a lot of buzz. Photo credit: Marian Männi

Free energy is here: this hydrogen-powered coffee machine proves it

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Estonian company uses bacteria to create green technologies for extraction of metals

The Estonian Biobank at the University of Tartu is one resource accessible to healthtech startups. Photo credit: Renee Altrov

Estonian universities, science parks launch Health Research Accelerator

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Green transition tempts Nordic countries with lithium fever

A farmer scanning the barcode to identify the organic vegetables. Photo credit: iStock

The future is vegetarian, and it’s coming fast

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The first doctoral thesis was defended at TalTech Virumaa College

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Estonian study gives hope of detecting cancer in blood samples

Opening of the conference. Speech by Marc Schiltz, President of Science Europe. Photo credit: Estonian Research Council

Conference spotlights research funding organizations’ changing role

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Everyday banking ensured the success of electronic identity

Opening of the conference. Speech by Marc Schiltz, President of Science Europe. Photo credit: Estonian Research Council

Estonian Research Council’s 10th anniversary

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