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Public Sector Services Need Citizens’ Input but also Reliable and Universal Systems

A doctoral thesis explain the most suitable wastewater treatment methods for Estonian landfills

An international research carried out by TUT scientists values Estonian wood as a building material

Tissues Made of Nanomaterials—Far from Science Fiction

Predator-prey relationships between mixotrophic protists influence summertime plankton in the Baltic Sea

UT scientists defeated Harvard University in international competition

A novel digital computer chip designed by TUT’s scientists and students

Small-Molecule Probes – Future Helpmates in Diagnostics and Monitoring

Genome Center’s innovative risk score predicts diabetes more accurately than its predecessors

Artistic Translation—the Key Feature of Estonian Translation in the 20th century

Not Merely Amulets—Animal Pendants Reflect Life Values

Researchers from Mount Sinai Identify Genes Responsible for Risk of Developing Heart Attack, Stroke, and Related Cardiometabolic Diseases

An Exercise a Day keeps the Doctor Away

Prenatal testing of chromosome disorders

Predicting female fertility

Health from safe food

Using Myoton to evaluate superficial skeletal muscles

Hybrid Aspen keeps the Soil Fertile

Non-invasive medical monitoring and smart needles: electronics makes it possible

One size fits all? Not in precision medicine

A doctoral thesis brought out the impact of female sex hormones on infertility treatment and tumour development

Abundant methane seepage and its impact on climate at the end of the last glaciation

A TUT doctoral thesis investigates how to optimize power supply network investments in Estonian rural areas

TUT doctoral thesis sought ways for maximum upgrading of Estonian oil shales