Topic: research

Cutting-edge research
Research is conducted at the University of Tartu in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Faculty of Science and Technology. More than 1,000 researchers work in the university’s 32 institutes.
04 January 2022 research
University of Tartu researchers are contributing more than ever to world science
International awareness of influential research by scientists from the University of Tartu has increased significantly over the last 100 years, as reflected in the number of studies whose results have been published in the pre-eminent magazines Nature and Science.
05 January 2022 research
Coronavirus level in waste water has slightly increased
This week’s results of the waste water analysis led by the University of Tartu show that the amount of coronavirus in waste water in Estonia remains quite stable. Domestic spread of the Omicron variant has not yet led to an explosive increase in infection.
06 January 2022 research
LERU-CE7
The LERU-CE7 initiative is a partnership between LERU (the League of European Research Universities) and seven Central European universities, designed to influence higher education and research policy in Europe.
31 December 2021 governanceinternational
The Guild
The Guild of European Research Intensive Universities (The Guild) is an organisation of European research universities established in 2016.
Utrecht Network
The Utrecht Network (UN), founded in 1987, is a European-wide 30 universities that aims to develop cooperation in the field of internationalisation in higher education. The Executive Secretariat of the network is based at the University of Bologna, Italy. The University of Tartu was elected as a member of the network in 2006.
University of Tartu and H2Electro OÜ to use innovative materials to improve an important link in the hydrogen technology chain
University of Tartu and H2Electro OÜ, a subsidiary of Thule Capital AS, signed a research and development contract under which researchers of the University of Tartu Institute of Chemistry led by Professor Enn Lust will build an electrolyser based on novel technology.