Estonian education and science
A new plant-based drink could change the way we see probiotics. This article is published in collaboration with Research in Estonia. Boosting your health with probiotics […]
Estonian scientists are working on a vegan shot packed with good bacteria Read More
According to a study conducted by an Estonian researcher, Riina Koris, and her Austrian colleague, Iris Kollinger, under 40-year-olds are not necessarily motivated by careers,
Millennials prefer personal well-being over an international career Read More
Ivo Fridolin, a professor at Tallinn University of Technology, has developed a new sensor that should increase the survival rates of kidney disease. This article is
Estonian professor introduces an artificial kidney therapy monitoring platform Read More
The newly elected Estonian president, Alar Karis, was once a top developmental biologist. This article is published in collaboration with Research in Estonia. One could expect
When a scientist becomes a president Read More
Estonians may not say they are religious in polls, but they do have diverse spiritual beliefs, which is helpful in times of plagues and personal
Magic helps out in the least religious country – Estonia Read More
Kindergarten education in Estonia is built on a system that balances between children being children who have a lot of possibilities for free play, and,
Kindergarten teaching in Estonia balances between education goals and game-based learning Read More
Transition to a green economy not only requires idealism and initiative but also data; Estonia’s Rohetiiger (Green Tiger) collaboration platform is seeking to boost the
A green revolution in the economy is possible thanks to data Read More
An Afghan citizen was accepted to Tallinn University in November 2020 to study at the School of Natural Sciences and Health; now, when the 2021
The latest World University Rankings, compiled by the British journal, Times Higher Education, has ranked four Estonian higher education institutions: TalTech – the Tallinn University
TalTech improves its global rank, Tallinn University slides Read More
According to a study conducted by the crisis sociology team of the University of Tartu Institute of Social Studies, living at home – compared with
Research: living at home may not offer protection from psychological emergency Read More
