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Geologists reveal anoxia caused loss in biodiversity in ancient seas

Since 2016 the researchers of the Department of Geology at Tallinn University of Technology have been engaged in a research project analysing the causes of Silurian biodiversity crisis.

Public lecture – Water: Soft in Nature, Hard in Science

Lecture for PhD students on September 20th: Joint Estonian-Finish Beamline FinEstBeAMS and Challenging Research Opportunities for Estonian Scientists at MAX-IV Lab

Researchers from University of Tartu together with experts from other countries have significantly contributed to the development of research infrastructures outside of...

TalTech geologists found links between deep sea methane emissions and ice ages

Since 2012, researchers at the Division of Bedrock Geology in the Department of Geology of Tallinn University of Technology Aivo Lepland and Tõnu Martma have been...

TalTech signs cooperation agreement with NIDA, Thailand’s leading social science graduate school

TalTech University and NIDA, the National University of Development Administration, Bangkok, Thailand, have established a wide-reaching, future-focused cooperation agreement.

East Tallinn Central Hospital, in cooperation with TalTech, will start using virtual reality in rehabilitation

On June 20 at 12 p.m., East Tallinn Central Hospital (ETCH) and Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) presented the use of virtual reality in treating patients in...

The nature-inspired materials developed by TalTech researchers can be used in applications ranging from tunneling to space

Optimal materials for cutting tools of tunnel boring machines (TBM) were developed in the recently finished three-year long project “Innovative polycrystalline diamond...

The new technology developed by TalTech power electronics researchers will significantly enhance energy harvest from solar photovoltaic modules

The whole world is inevitably moving towards a more sustainable lifestyle.

Student satellite sponsor Datel to contribute to development of image-processing software

Datel AS and Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) have entered into an agreement for the development of image-processing and ground-based software for student satellites so as to ensure that the Earth’s surveillance data are mapped correctly. Datel is set to become the main sponsor of the TalTech satellites.

TalTech civil engineers have developed a theoretical design method that allows more secure and cost-efficient construction of timber structures

For the last four years, the Structural Engineering Research Group of Tallinn University of Technology, with support from personal research funding (PUT, i.e. state...

Professor Anu Masso: e-residency contributes to the reproduction of digital inequalities

In a situation of rapid digitalisation of public and private sector services the methods for digital identity verification and authentication are also becoming increasingly important for citizens.

Centre for Biorobotics Researchers Invited to Present their Work at UC Berkeley, UC Davis

The scientists of Tallinn University of Technology developed a new method for improving the efficiency of air purifiers

Clean air is something that we are continuously proud of in our little Estonia, and it has been called, partly in jest, one of the most important export articles of Estonia. Unfortunately, the environment, including the air, around us is becoming increasingly polluted.

The scientists of TalTech are developing a technology for water purification by electric discharges

The environment around us is becoming increasingly polluted. This includes one of our most precious natural resources – water.

Estonian and Russian scientists will start developing water quality criteria for the Narva River

Water and environmental engineering scientists of Tallinn University of Technology (TalTech) in cooperation with colleagues from Russia are looking for a solution how to...

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