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01.07.2026

How Climate Change and Wind Patterns Are Affecting Marine Cold Spells in the Baltic Sea

Researchers from the Department of Marine Systems at Tallinn University of Technology recently published a study in the journal Environmental Research: Climate...

Ajukoore neuronid

28.04.2026

A comprehensive review published on BDNF, a protein supporting neuronal survival and differentiation

väikeaju närviirakud

16.03.2026

A molecular clock controls neuronal maturation

Saepuru

02.03.2026

Researchers are developing lignin-based catalysts for greener chemistry

Bakterikogumike valgussignaal mikrofluidika tilgas

09.02.2026

Antibiotics encourage bacteria to cooperate

Pärm Rhodontula toruloides laboris

03.02.2026

Orange yeast turns into a microfactory for eco-friendly polymers

Munasarjas leiduvate folliikuli rakkude mudel mikroskoobist nähtuna

14.11.2025

Researchers are developing new methods to assess how chemicals affect women’s fertility

liha grillil

29.10.2025

Estonians’ Eating Habits Strain Both Health and the Planet – Doctoral Research Suggests Feasible Solutions

PXL

04.09.2025

FITSA: A new method to solve 50-year-old problem in molecular analysis

Mikk Kaasik

29.05.2025

TalTech researchers have secured major European funding: 15 doctoral candidates will begin training in sustainable chemistry and biotechnology in Estonia

skeletilihased teadustöö lihased ainevahetus Pixabay

22.04.2025

Researchers at TalTech find that the activation of AMPK is dependent on muscle type

Merike Vaher (vasakul) ja Pille-Riin Laanet laboris | Foto: TalTech/Aivo Kallas

11.03.2025

Broadleaf Plantain and Ribwort Plantain May Help Treat Chronic Lyme Disease

tippkeskus SOURCES

27.11.2024

Center of Excellence in Circular Economy First Year of Action is Summarised in Autumn Symposium at TalTech

BSPmatk

04.11.2024

Uncovering Past Climates with Chironomidae: Nature's Thermometers

Simona Bartkova

01.11.2024

Small Drops, Big Discoveries: A guide for studying life’s mysteries through tiny water droplets

ESTSHG2024 Inge Varik

28.10.2024

Inge Varik won the young scientist award

23.10.2024

Researchers of Tallinn University of Technology presented the results of the socio-economic analysis of the peat industry in Lithuania

Dr Kristel Vene ja Dr Mohsen Gavahian

14.10.2024

Taiwanese scientist brings new technologies to Estonia that could improve juice's properties

Folliikulid

13.09.2024

Are a third of a woman’s eggs useless?

Vannipardid DEHP

04.09.2024

Plastic-softening chemicals disrupt ovarian function and affect female fertility

Joonisel on toodud kaltsiumi kanalite (RyR) paigutus emastes ja isastes loomade südamelihasrakkudes.

17.06.2024

Cutting-Edge Imaging Unravels Sex-Specific Structural Variations in the Heart

Fosforiit

15.05.2024

Estonian phosphorites: a potential answer and source for EU green and high technologies?

Genoomi täppismuutmine aitab kaasa ohutute ja jätkusuutlike toidusüsteemide arendamiseks

09.04.2024

Genome editing contributes towards developing safe and sustainable food systems

Autorid, kes uurivad Birch’i mehhaanokeemilist reaktsiooni kaltsiumi ja (J. V. Nallaparaju, R. Satsi, D. Merzhyievskyi, D. G. Kananovich, T. Jarg, R. Aav) ja nende kuulveski, mida selles töös kasutati.

01.04.2024

Birch Reduction 2.0: Shaking-Up Earth-Abundant Metals for a Sustainable Future

Eliise Kara teadustöö illustratsioon

14.03.2024

Tracing Europe's ancient rainforest

Töö autorid Illia Kapitanov ja Yevgen Karpichev. Autor/allikas: TalTech

08.03.2024

Scientists: A big step forward in the fight against nerve agents

miniatuursed analüütilised seadmed

30.01.2024

Scientists develop miniaturized analytical devices to meet the needs for greenness of chemical analysis

illustreeriv pilt

11.12.2023

Unveiling the Secrets of Waves: A Journey into Inverse Problems and Mathematical Modeling

liikide tuvastamine

20.10.2023

Eight years of environmental DNA-based microorganism identification in the Pacific Ocean

keemiateadlased

02.10.2023

Researchers of the School of Science of TalTech revived a method abandoned a century ago. Why?