Estonian education and science
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
The student union of Tallinn University, Estonia’s third-largest higher education institution, is organising a variety of online events regarding sustainable development throughout April. The mission
Tallinn University celebrates a “green month” Read More
Solaride, Estonia’s first entry to the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge in Australia, readies its solar vehicle for a high-stake international race, due to take place
Estonians to debut in the world’s biggest solar car race Read More
Scientists at the University of Tartu are looking for the perfect tablet that could be 3D printed at a pharmacy. This article is published in
Estonian scientists: 3D-printed pills can change health care Read More
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
Researchers of the University of Tartu studied the medical mineral water of Estonia’s Värska resort and confirmed that it can effectively support the treatment of
Värska mineral water in Estonia turned into a throat spray Read More
A study by medical researchers of the University of Tartu reveals that Estonian 100-year-olds have a richer and more diverse gut microbiota than the young.
Estonian 100-year-olds pave the way for better health Read More
