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The pandemic made students extra creative, study shows

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

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

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

Photo credit: Marian Männi

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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Estonian study gives hope of detecting cancer in blood samples

All this waste could have a second chance on our planet with the help of Estonian scientists. Photo credit: Eesti Energia

Estonians use fossil fuels to recycle plastics

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Estonian researchers are making vegan food healthier

In 2018 Bolt became one of Estonia's “unicorns”, a startup company with a value of over $1 billion. Photo credit: Bolt

Why Estonian entrepreneurs are so successful – study explains

Estonian Defense Forces testing Milrem Robotics' unmanned ground vehicle in operation in Mali. Photo credit: Estonian Defense Forces

Most people yet to accept driverless military robots, study shows

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Estonian scientists to produce tons of bioplastic from wood

Bringing people together and conquering hardships is what Marina Aghayan, a material science researcher and entrepreneur, does the best. Photo credit: Raffi Youredjian

“Scientists can overcome anything – especially female scientists.”

Most children don't receive the mental health support they need, Estonian researcher Karin Streimann found in her PhD dissertation. Photo credit: Depositphotos

Teachers and parents disagree on children’s well-being, study found

This piece of yellow glass can convert energy! Proudly shown by Taltech's PhD student Robert Beglaryan, who is developing semi-transparent solar cells as part of an international team. Photo credit: Atanas Katerski

Smart windows convert light into electricity

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Europeans are freeing themselves from fixed office hours, but is it legal?

Academic institutions are creating gender equality plans to apply for popular EU grants, but will it actually change anything? Photo credit: Depositphotos

European universities are pushed to think of women

Roosi Soosaar is one of the leaders of Estonian NGO Soil Innovation Cluster. Together with other farmers and scientists she is looking for ways to improve the Northern European soil. Photo credit: Carol Liis Metsla

Should fossil fuel ash be allowed in eco farming?

Tallinn University lecturer Marika Ratnik believes in the healing power of arts, and she has two decades worth of research to support her stand. Photo credit: private collection

Art makes children happier at school

Liis Lutter and Epp Songisepp from the research center BioCC are revolutionizing probiotics. Photo credit: BioCC

Scientists are working on a vegan shot packed with good bacteria

President Alar Karis at the inauguration ceremony at Riigikogu on October 11, 2021. Photo Credit: Office of the President of the Republic

When a scientist becomes a president

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