Marika Mikelsaar and Mihkel Zilmer led the University of Tartu workgroup that discovered the ME-3 probiotic bacteria that protects human health by attacking harmful microbes […]
How dreams come true: a living example of an Estonian scientist Read More
The best universities in Estonia have not only produced many smart people, but also smart products and useful tools.* The University of Tartu is now among the
Top 10 inventions developed in the Estonian universities Read More
The Estonian government will allocate €5 million to a development project that aims to collect the genetic data of 100,000 people and integrate it into
The government is to give 100,000 Estonians information about their genetic risks Read More
Cooperation between researchers in the United States and at the University of Tartu in Estonia helps discover changes in brain tissue that are associated with
University of Tartu biologists make an important Alzheimer’s discovery Read More
Scientists have discovered the world’s oldest eye in a 530-million-year-old fossil that was found in Estonia. The fossil in question belongs to a creature known
Scientists discover the world’s oldest eye in a fossil found in Estonia Read More
According to the ranking compiled by Clarivate Analytics, a US-based company that owns and operates a collection of subscription-based services focused on scientific and academic research, seven Estonian
Seven Estonian scientists among the world’s most impactful researchers Read More
Smart devices simplify our lives and provide us with data really quickly – all the while taking over our mind for exchange; Jaan Aru, a
The dark side of smart devices Read More
The University of Tartu is one of the two Central and Eastern European universities to enter the Times Higher Education Rankings in computer science, having
University of Tartu’s computer science gets international recognition Read More
The retirement age could be raised in all European Union member states, but Eastern and Western Europeans are not on the same page on this
Eastern Europeans want to retire earlier than Western Europeans Read More
A team of researchers, led by an Estonian scientist, has discovered that staying in education causes less heart disease. Taavi Tillmann from the University College
Estonian scientist discovers a link between education and heart disease Read More
