Estonian education and science
Geographers from the University of Tartu participated in a global 30-day map challenge, creating thirty maps of Estonia – see what they came up to. […]
Thirty exquisite maps to teach a great deal about Estonia Read More
Several venture capital funds have joined forces with Estonia’s University of Tartu and TalTech, Finland’s Aalto University and Latvia’s Riga Technical University and the University
Nordic venture capital funds and universities bring science to society Read More
Estonians scientists are leading an ambitious project to test 5G network technology interoperability across Finland, Estonia and Latvia – a cross-border corridor known as Via
Estonian scientists lead a Baltic-Nordic 5G testing Read More
The University of Tartu and SelfDiagnostics, a medical equipment supplier, have developed a SARS-CoV-2 rapid molecular test that allows detecting the viral RNA (one of the three
Estonian researchers develop a unique coronavirus rapid test Read More
The newly published Clarivate Analytics list identifies the world’s most influential scientists, including ten researchers related to Estonia, eight of whom work at the University
Ten Estonian researchers among the world’s most influential scientists Read More
While the spread of the novel coronavirus can separate people physically, researchers exchange ideas more frequently than earlier – they work to solve the problem
The coronavirus urges Estonian scientists to spare no effort Read More
A global study, involving hundreds of researchers and published in The Lancet, one of the world’s oldest general medical journals, shows that in 2019, the
Global study: Estonian boys the third tallest in the world 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
According to the initial data of a study by Tallinn University of Technology, not only has the Gulf of Finland the so-called dead zones due
University study: the Gulf of Finland has oxygen-deprived dead zones Read More
