Estonian education and science
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
Estonia’s only ancient forest in Järvselja hosts a research station, led by Steffen Noe, a senior researcher at University of Life Sciences. One of his research interests
The forest, science and Estonia: a foreigner’s view from the inside Read More
Estonian language technologists from the University of Tartu are helping improve the flexibility and quality of Mozilla’s new translation programme, Bergamot. This article is published
Estonian researchers are developing a translation programme with Mozilla Firefox Read More
The newly published Clarivate Analytics list identifies more than 6,200 of the world’s most influential scientists, including nine researchers from Estonia. This article is published
Nine Estonian researchers among the world’s most influential scientists Read More
The Riesenkampff family, whose ancestors lived in Estonia for almost 400 years until 1939, has reconnected with the country by setting up a digital product
A German family turns to its Baltic roots and invests in Estonia’s technology education Read More
Working international students and graduates in Estonia contributed over €10 million in income and social taxes in Estonia in the previous academic year, Statistics Estonia
International students and graduates in Estonia contribute over €10 million in taxes Read More
According to the Programme for International Student Assessment, a premier global metric for education, the results of Estonian 15-year-olds are the best in Europe and
PISA study: Estonian pupils are the best in Europe Read More
Do bears have as good a life in Estonia as we think? A doctoral student at the University of Tartu, Peeter Anijalg, explains why we need
Study: Russian bears are needed in Estonia Read More
Precipitation extremes that lead to floods or droughts are related to the severest damages to human activities in nearly all regions of the world –
Estonian scientist: Climate patterns in Europe are about to change Read More
Two-thirds of the foreign graduates of the School of Information Technologies of Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) have found a job in Estonia, the official
Majority of TalTech foreign IT students find professional work in Estonia Read More
