Estonian education and science
Sille Pihlak, an architect and a researcher at the Estonian Academy of Arts, plays with wood to make buildings greener and more efficient. This article […]
Estonian architect is looking for the perfect wooden lego blocks Read More
The Baltic Sea is coming back to life and there is no need to stop eating fish, according to an Estonian scientist, Joonas Plaan. This article
Estonian scientist: Eating small fish benefits the Baltic Sea Read More
Smart textile can help us gain control over our bodies using technology, fabrics and art, the Spanish-Estonian research project, Magic Lining, showed. This article is
Estonian and Spanish researchers create a smart dress that will play with your mind Read More
As the world is running out of lithium, planet-friendlier batteries are waiting to hit the market and some Estonian scientists have come up with a
Estonians are turning soil into batteries Read More
The Estonian edtech startup, Edumus, that places working professionals in schools as part-time teachers, has raised €180,000 from several Estonian and Finnish angel investors, including
Estonian edtech startup Edumus raises €180,000 to tackle the global teacher shortage Read More
The Pärnu College of the University of Tartu celebrates its 25th anniversary on 14 May; the college is the only higher education institution in Estonia’s
The University of Tartu Pärnu College marks its 25th anniversary Read More
Recreational use of cannabis is increasing worldwide, including in Estonia; a study by medical researchers of the University of Tartu shows that the first use
Estonian study: Cannabis tends to affect the mental health of ever younger people Read More
A group of Estonian entrepreneurs and education activists has launched a new school that helps solve the country’s growing demand for software developers. Jõhvi Coding
Jõhvi Coding School to diversify the Estonian education scene Read More
Disposable face masks are a major cause of the large environmental footprint in the novel coronavirus crisis; a study by the Estonian University of Tartu
The handbook “E-Estonia. E-Governance in Practice” by an Estonian non-profit foundation, the e-Governance Academy, is now published in Thai language; Khon Kaen University, one of
A handbook on Estonia’s digital society published in Thai for the first time Read More
