The artist will guide visitors on the last evening of the exhibition
Kristina Popov will lead a tour for visitors on the final evening of her exhibition "Soo keha" at the Tartu University Natural History Museum.
A new method allows for faster detection of tuberculosis
A doctoral thesis from the University of Tartu demonstrates a reliable and cost-effective method for diagnosing tuberculosis and identifying antibiotic resistance.
Antibacterial coatings may fail over time
A study by researchers at the University of Tartu reveals that antibacterial coatings, although initially effective, may lose their efficacy over time, highlighting the need for long-term testing of such materials.
Invisible movement may determine the durability of dental fillings
A study from the University of Tartu reveals that molecular movement continues in dental fillings after they harden, potentially affecting their longevity.
Beach oysters will improve water quality in Haapsalu Bay
The University of Tartu is establishing a beach oyster farm in Haapsalu Bay to enhance water quality and combat eutrophication.
Spring Boat Maintenance Leaves Toxic Trace in Harbor Soil
A study from the University of Tartu reveals that volatile paint dust from spring boat maintenance significantly increases soil toxicity in Estonia's harbors, affecting fish olfactory senses despite a lesser impact from heavy metals than expected.
ETV Sports Show, February 21
The ETV sports show covers the latest updates from various sporting events, including Tartu University ending Kalev/Cramo's victory streak and highlights from the Olympics.
Tartu University ends Kalev/Cramo's winning streak in the cup final
Tartu University claimed the Estonian basketball cup title by defeating BC Kalev/Cramo 86:75, ending the latter's winning streak.
Senior Researcher: Drivers Stealing Yellow Lights Block Intersections During Peak Hours
A senior researcher at Tallinn University of Technology highlights how drivers running yellow lights at busy intersections disrupt traffic flow and signal cycles.
Geographer: Climate is warming despite a beautiful winter
A geographer from the University of Tartu emphasizes that recent warm winter conditions in Estonia do not negate the ongoing threat of climate change and rising flood risks.
Athletes test University of Tartu researchers' ski wax at the Olympics
This year's Winter Olympics marks the first time fluorinated ski wax has been banned, allowing new developers like University of Tartu's Liug SportTech to innovate in ski waxing.
In the finals of the basketball cup competition, Tartu University will face Kalev/Cramo
Tartu University has advanced to the finals of the Estonian basketball cup after defeating TalTech/Alexela.
Tartu University held a party in the second quarter and reached the cup final
Tartu University defeated TalTech/ALEXELA 80:70 to advance to the Estonian basketball cup final.
LIVE >> The university academic family celebrates the country's anniversary with a concert event
On February 20th, Tartu University will hold a concert event to celebrate the 108th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, featuring important awards and a live broadcast.
Estonian scientist's smart gel would have bacteria working hard in space
An Estonian researcher has developed a smart hydrogel for bacteria to thrive in space using organic waste as food.
Defending Champion Tartu Bigbank Reaches Baltic League Semifinals
Defending champion Tartu Bigbank secured a spot in the semifinals of the Baltic League after defeating Ezerzeme/Daugavpilsi University with a score of 3:1.
Photos of an atmospheric physicist displayed in the Physicum gallery, taken in Nepal and Greenland
The Physicum gallery features a photo exhibition by Heikki Junninen, an atmospheric physicist at the University of Tartu, showcasing images from Nepal and Greenland.
Professor: Continuous Excessive Protein Intake Burdens Intestinal Health
A professor at the University of Tartu warns that overconsumption of protein could harm intestinal health, particularly among youth, while elderly individuals may face risks of protein deficiency.
Tartu University and TalTech secured a place in the Estonian Cup semifinals
Tartu University and TalTech qualified for the semifinals of the Estonian Cup, setting up a university derby match.
Tartu University Maks & Moorits hires Marek Doronin as manager
Tartu University Maks & Moorits has appointed former top basketball player Marek Doronin as its manager, effective mid-March.
Back home in a circle: Tartu University basketball team has hired a new manager
Marek Doronin, a former top basketball player, has been appointed as the new manager of Tartu University basketball team starting mid-March.
Tõnu Esko: by the year 2035, Tartu University could have its own unicorn
Tartu University aims to create at least one unicorn startup by 2035 through enhancing cooperation between science and business, as highlighted by Tõnu Esko.
Ann Siiman from the University of Tartu Receives the Title of Wikipedia Friend
Ann Siiman has been awarded the title of Wikipedia Friend 2025 for her outstanding contributions to supporting the Estonian language Wikipedia.
Communication researcher: not every accident should be called a crisis
Sten Hansson, a communications researcher at the University of Tartu, discusses the recognition he received for his work on creating a system that could mitigate the impact of emergencies and offers insights on crisis communications.
Gallery: Twins can now cuddle together: The clinic received a very much-needed high-tech gift
A gifted collection of advanced medical equipment enhances the care for newborns at the Tartu University Hospital Clinic.
Where artificial intelligence is headed and what women can do
The article discusses the significance of women in science, particularly during the 'Women and Girls in Science' day celebrated in Estonia.
Gallery: Students Set Up a Tent to Sleep on the Ice of Emajõgi
Students from the University of Tartu erected a tent on the ice of the Emajõgi River for a sleepover after a geography student orientation event.
Tartu University Hospital Cannot Meet Endocrinology Treatment Capacity
Tartu University Hospital has only fulfilled two percent of its prescribed capacity for endocrinology treatments, due to a shortage of endocrinologists.
The clinic encourages patients with heart disease to find suitable forms of exercise
Tartu University Hospital promotes finding enjoyable and suitable forms of exercise for patients with heart disease during Congenital Heart Defects Week.
Archive findings debunk the legend of the emperor's mad hermit's resting place
New research by Taavi Pae reveals that Timotheus von Bock was buried in a family plot at Võisiku manor cemetery, contradicting previous literary claims.
Tartu University and Kalev/Cramo achieved victory
In the Estonia-Latvia joint basketball league, Tartu University and Kalev/Cramo secured wins in their respective matches, contributing to their standings in the league.
Open Doors Day at the University of Tartu will feature nearly 70 workshops
The University of Tartu will hold an Open Doors Day on February 26, where visitors can explore the university's learning opportunities and facilities.
ENE-MARGIT TIIT ⟩ How to Increase Birth Rates?
Ene-Margit Tiit, an emeritus professor at the University of Tartu, suggests that increasing state support for young people's housing purchases and improving education levels among Estonian men could help boost birth rates in Estonia.
National Science Award in the Field of Natural Sciences Won by Kaido Tammeveski
Kaido Tammeveski, a professor at the University of Tartu, won a national science award for his research group’s work on replacing rare platinum in fuel cells with cheaper iron to make eco-friendly transportation more accessible.
Award-winning Helle Metslang: the opportunity to explore what was started until the end is a game of chance
Helle Metslang, an emeritus professor at the University of Tartu, received a national scientific award for her research on the usage-based diversity of the Estonian language, marking significant contributions to contemporary linguistics.
Lifetime Achievement Award in Science awarded to plant ecologist Martin Zobel
Martin Zobel, a professor of plant ecology at the University of Tartu, has received this year's Lifetime Achievement Award in Science, reflecting the broad impact of Estonian science.
Tartu University scientists develop new method to stitch sharp quilts from fuzzy holograms
Researchers at the University of Tartu have developed a new method for enhancing the quality of three-dimensional images, which allows computational display methods to increase the depth of field of holograms up to five times after capture.
NEW EXHIBITION ⟩ A cat represents soft power and helps understand the attainment of power
A new exhibition curated by Olga Einasto at the University of Tartu Library explores the concept of power through the lens of cats and their relationship with humans.
A Reader Asks: Can the Graying of Hair Be Stopped?
A reader inquires whether the graying of hair can be halted or slowed, to which a dermatologist explains that while it cannot be completely stopped, its progression can be somewhat slowed.
Professor Ain Raal on life and death, but also from peppermint tea and calendula tincture to viper vodka
Professor Ain Raal of Tartu University discusses the various scents and uses of different plants, including those associated with life and death.
The understanding that the body completely renews itself in seven years is a myth
A common belief that the human body replaces all its cells every seven years is debunked by Tartu University professor Pärt Peterson, who states that this cell turnover does not prevent aging.
Extensive study debunks the myth of differences between Saaremaa and Hiiumaa residents
A comprehensive analysis by researchers from the University of Tartu reveals that stereotypes about the distinct characteristics of Estonians from different regions are largely unfounded, showing that their personalities are surprisingly uniform.