Estonian education and science
Estonia announced it is willing to share all its digital education tools to support other countries’ education systems during the coronavirus crisis. The initiative is […]
Estonia offers its digital education solutions for free to support other countries Read More
A laboratory in Tartu, Estonia, brings new hope for a greener future by transforming harmful gases into eco-friendly fuels, materials and chemicals. This article is
Estonian scientists help fight climate change Read More
A robot that can turn into a mini-tank, firefighter or tree planter is built by the Estonian company, Milrem Robotics, together with scientists. This article
A multifunctional robot tank invented in Estonia Read More
A recent study carried out by an international group of building scientists showed that Estonia is among the countries with the most energy-efficient buildings in
Study: Estonia has the most energy-efficient buildings in Northern Europe Read More
A new internship programme, initiated by the Good Deed Education Fund and the education department of the Tallinn city government, is to give school principals
A new Estonian programme to provide company internships to school principals Read More
A research group of the North Estonian Medical Centre Foundation, Australian doctors and TalTech immunologists have studied a method called isolated limb infusion to fight
A new hope for melanoma patients – an Estonian-Australian study Read More
A teenager-founded Estonian game platform to motivate students to learn math, 99math, has raised USD500,000 to help accelerate its growth. The platform was co-founded by
Estonian teen raises half a million dollars for an edtech start-up Read More
The University of Tartu is to open a centre for digital technology, analytics and economic ideas in the downtown of Tartu. It’s called the University
The University of Tartu opens a digital technology centre Read More
The scientists at the University of Tartu hope to create a solution for chronic infections that do not respond to antibiotic treatment after having discovered
Estonian scientists hope to defeat infections after discovering bacterial “espionage” Read More
The International Astronomical Union has assigned an Estonian name to a star and an exoplanet as part of a campaign to let every country in
Estonia has been assigned its own star and planet Read More
