Many of our problems come down to a vitamin D deficiency, concludes orthopaedist and researcher Leho Rips after studying Estonian conscripts for years. This article is […]
Estonian study: we need more vitamin D Read More
The self-driving shuttle bus now officially in the streets of Tallinn emerged from a university robotics course. This article is published in collaboration with Research in
Tallinn’s new self-driving bus emerged from a university robotics course Read More
A good digital government is built on good math, not just good people, according to cyberlaw scholar and legal philosopher Helen Eenmaa-Dimitrieva. This article is published
Algorithms run the Estonian state – and people trust it Read More
The NATO-funded Tallinn University of Technology scientist, Muhammad Mahtab Alam, is making lives safer with smart technology. This article is published in collaboration with Research in
Developed in Estonia, a new tech solution helps victims of terror attacks Read More
The Estonian archaeologist, Marika Mägi, argues that the Baltic Finns – the people who lived in the territories of modern Finland and Estonia – were
The Baltic Finns were Vikings too, but the world ignores it Read More
People in many large first world countries are having less children while Estonians are finding ways to halt their long fertility decline. This article is
Estonians are starting to have more kids Read More
Estonia has become the world’s centre of mycology against all odds. This article is published in collaboration with Research in Estonia. Around every fifth person in
Why are Estonian mushroom scientists among the best in the world? Read More
Estonian biologists have created an app to shine light on one of the most threatening issues on this planet – biodiversity loss. This article is
Estonian biologists map biodiversity to break the silence Read More
The coronavirus will not make the climate crisis go away – if anything, it can make it worse, some Estonian scientists say; Research in Estonia
What is the coronavirus doing to our planet? Read More
Tallinn University scientists are exploring new ways of learning in the digital age; passive listening doesn’t bring the best results, they say. This article is
Estonians are building the school of tomorrow Read More
