Topic: research

UT Centre for Sustainable Development facilitates interdisciplinary cooperation
The University of Tartu Centre for Sustainable Development seeks solutions for key societal issues arising from the ever-increasing conflict between the planetary boundaries and the human impact.
University of Tartu-led consortium embarks on European Galactic Astronomy project
The University of Tartu has a long history of astronomy research. Its Old Observatory, or Tähetorn, is considered a landmark in Estonia’s second largest city and academic hub. The modern observatory s
06 December 2022 research
Intersectoral doctoral studies
Industrial doctorate
12 May 2023 research
Ekaterina Iaschuk kaitseb doktoritööd „Творчество М.Н. Загоскина в процессе формирования русской национальной идеологии“
19. detsembril kell 14.15 kaitseb Ekaterina Iaschuk doktoritööd „Творчество М.Н. Загоскина в процессе формирования русской национальной идеологии".
02 December 2022 research
Researchers found that around a third of genes for allergic and autoimmune diseases were important for human adaptation
A new study published found that genetic factors for a range of autoimmune and allergic disorders were important for human adaptation.
01 December 2022 research
Record high number of participants in 3-minute thesis competition
Twenty-eight doctoral students took part in this year’s competition with 29 presentations, including nine in Estonian and 20 in English.
29 November 2022 research
Planning and completing doctoral studies
Navigate your doctoral journey at the University of Tartu with a guide on planning, progress tracking, and completing your PhD studies successfully.
25 November 2022 researchstudies
An Estonian-Dutch study: Financial well-being can be achieved anywhere
Research in Estonia's summary about a study by Leonore Riitsalu and W. Fred van Raaij, elaborating on what really matters when it comes to financial well-being
24 November 2022 researchfor society
Prestigious grant helps the University of Tartu study the development of the human immune system over its long history
The European Research Council (ERC) supports Christiana Lyn Scheib's research with a Starting Grant of nearly €1.5 million.
24 November 2022 research
Coronavirus prevalence remains high due to a new Omicron subtype and a declining sense of danger
The results of the November wave of the University of Tartu-led coronavirus prevalence study show that the virus spread remains consistently high for the fourth month.
22 November 2022 research