Thermal engineers consider increasing the amount of wood in fossil fuels to be a possible solution
Utilization of fossil fuels, which represents an increasing environmental risk, can be made more environmentally friendly by adding wood – as concluded based on the preliminary results of the year-long study carried out by thermal engineers of Tallinn University of Technology.
Paleoecologists say that conservation of biodiversity is like an insurance policy for the future of mankind
Fens and bogs are valuable research environments for paleoecologists due to ancient fossils that have survived in the peatland for thousands of years.
TalTech Horizon2020 grant project on South-East Asian transition economies featured as a success story of European research projects
European Commission has selected the Horizon 2020 project IKID „Institutions for Knowledge Intensive Development: Economic and Regulatory Aspects in South-East Asian...
The digital twins solution developed in the doctoral thesis at TalTech is a new level in robot control
Recently Vladimir Kuts defended his doctoral thesis, "Novel Digital Twin Development Methodology for the Robot Cell Connectivity in a Smart Industry Environment," at the...
TalTech immunologists develop new leucocyte markers
An article entitled "Human Peripheral Blood Eosinophils Express High Levels of the Purinergic Receptor P2X4" written by an international immunology research group was recently published in the scientific journal Frontiers in Immunology.
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...
