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Lyme disease is a bacterial disease that can only be prevented by avoiding ticks.

Are you at increased risk for Lyme Disease? Genetics will show!

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Shaking-up earth-abundant metals for a sustainable future – Birch reduction 2.0

Cows eating food.

Genome editing contributes towards developing safe and sustainable food systems

According to Arumäe, conventional sociological studies can also provide insight into people's attitudes regarding vaccination

Personality traits can predict willingness to vaccinate

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A new approach has the potential to double the efficiency of energy storage devices.

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Bird Stress Can Be Measured in Saliva

Estonian expatriate scientist challenged the notion of male mammals being larger than females

Estonian expatriate scientist challenged the notion of male mammals being larger than females

Research team at SLAC Laboratory: Mianzhen Mo, experiment (SLAC, USA); Alfredo A. Correa, modeling (LLNL, USA); and Artur Tamm, modeling (UT, Estonia).

New Methodology Simplifies Search for Materials Resistant to Extreme Conditions

Tartu U-space Testing Center signing

ANRA Technologies partners with Estonian Aviation Academy to establish U-space test Center in Estonia

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Tartu – Rich in Research

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Paweł Sobocinski: With a Different Kind of Mathematics, We Can Create Better Software

Petar Kehayov Autor/allikas: Jassu Hertsmann

Petar Kehayov: there needs to be passion in science

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Embark on your research journey in Estonia with MSCA Postdoctoral Grants!

Carlos Pérez Carmona Author: Andres Tennus/University of Tartu

ERC project will integrate above- and below-ground plant traits for improved ecological forecasting

"Innovation is at the heart of national defence because it brings success on the battlefield and gives us an advantage over our enemies." Hanno Pevkur. Photo: pixabay.com

NATO DIANA is investing close to one million euros in startups developing dual-use technologies in Estonia

Team members - researchers Illia Kapitanov and Yevgen Karpichev. Photo by: TalTech

Scientists from Tallinn University of Technology: Research that made a significant advancement in the fight against nerve agents!

In the future, a model that takes metabolic syndrome into account should become part of the doctor’s toolkit. Credit: Mart Vares

Estonian geneticist’s post-doctoral research revealed interplay between schizophrenia and body weight

Consortium members from Estonian and European universities, members of the European Commission and technology attachés of member states gathered in Brussels for a seminar on secure artificial intelligence. Credit: TalTech

Estonian IT researchers: We have a unique position to be a leader in secure artificial intelligence in Europe

Rector of the University of Tartu Toomas Asser. Credit: Andres Tennus

Toomas Asser: Estonia’s best competitive advantage is real intelligence

An international team of scientists led by astronomers from Tartu Observatory identified a total of 662 superclusters and explored their properties. Credit: Renee Altrov

Einasto Supercluster: the new heavyweight contender in the universe

Alma Tomingas with colleagues in the laboratory. Source: ÜAM F 231:163 F, Tartu University museum.

Estonia’s first female doctorates were educators and physicians

Parents often discuss screen time for children, but what about the elderly? Screen time could benefit them. Credit: Anete Toming

Research links internet surfing to healthy aging

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Tartu – Rich in Research

Digital Twins in biodiversity offer large yet untapped potential for both scientists and policymakers. Credit: Piret Ehrenpreis.

University of Tartu: AI technologies at the centre of innovation in biodiversity data management

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