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Adrian Venables. Foto: TalTech
Society
13.02.2025
Hybrid warfare: the invisible threat to Estonia and beyond
Mai Uibu. Photo: TalTech
Science
13.02.2025
Innovation that moves mountains
TalTech Software Science Institute Professor Tanel Tammet at the Innovation Festival on June 5, 2024 | Photo: TalTech
Society
13.02.2025
Spying China: a real concern or overblown fear?

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Science
10.04.2024
Katriin Kristmann: Dreaming of a solar park on the Moon
The startup SafePAS, founded by Jekaterina Mazina, has secured up to €400,000 in investments, including €200,000 from the Estonian Business Angels Network (EstBAN) and up to €200,000 from the Lithuanian venture capital fund Baltic Sandbox Ventures. Photo: Kiur Kaasik
Business
13.02.2025
SafePAS triumph: TalTech researcher’s startup secures €400,000
Mirjam-Kim Rääbis’ research focuses on carbon materials derived from CO₂, which can be used in lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries. Photo: Up Catalyst
Science
13.02.2025
Industrial doctorate that could change the future of the battery industry

Business
Gridraven was born out of a practical need. While working at Elering, Henri Manninen noticed that expanding the power grid was complex and costly, particularly hindering the integration of renewable energy. Together with his colleague Georg Rute and machine learning specialist Markus Lippus, he searched for a solution, which led to the idea of dynamic transmission capacity and the founding of Gridraven. From left: Georg Rute, Henri Manninen, Markus Lippus. Photo: Gridraven
Business
05.03.2025
The tech company Gridraven adds a spark to the power grid
The startup SafePAS, founded by Jekaterina Mazina, has secured up to €400,000 in investments, including €200,000 from the Estonian Business Angels Network (EstBAN) and up to €200,000 from the Lithuanian venture capital fund Baltic Sandbox Ventures. Photo: Kiur Kaasik
Business
13.02.2025
SafePAS triumph: TalTech researcher’s startup secures €400,000
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Business
09.05.2024
Different pathways towards circular economy practices

Science
Mirjam-Kim Rääbis’ research focuses on carbon materials derived from CO₂, which can be used in lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries. Photo: Up Catalyst
Science
13.02.2025
Industrial doctorate that could change the future of the battery industry
The 2024 SekMo round featured several outstanding projects. The Kevili Farmers’ Cooperative hired a knowledge transfer PhD student whose doctoral research focuses on fungal and viral diseases in Estonian rapeseed crops. Photo: Kevili
Science
13.02.2025
A catalyst that converts knowledge into profit
Mai Uibu. Photo: TalTech
Science
13.02.2025
Innovation that moves mountains

Society
Beneath cities lies a complex infrastructure that includes water supply systems, electrical grids, sewage networks, gas pipelines, and even historical and geological layers. Additionally, there are tree root systems, which are crucial for maintaining urban greenery. However, in practice, current urban planning often fails to consider the importance of these roots—and even mycorrhiza—resulting in declining tree vitality and, ultimately, the removal of trees. Photo: Pexels
Society
27.02.2025
Back to the roots: TreeCity saves urban trees
Adrian Venables. Foto: TalTech
Society
13.02.2025
Hybrid warfare: the invisible threat to Estonia and beyond
On February 4th, the Rectors' Council roundtable took place in the TalTech assembly hall, where key issues of Estonia's higher education policy were discussed.
Society
13.02.2025
Debate: universities must teach more than a profession
People and interest groups resist global changes that no longer threaten just the court of a single nation but the very existence of humanity. Photo: Annie Spratt / Unsplash
Opinion
05.03.2025
Erik Puura: After us, the deluge?
Äänekoski bioproduct plant in Finland. | Photo: Metsä Fibre
Opinion
29.01.2025
Jüri Rute: Eestis tärkab biotootmise uus ajastu
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Opinion
17.01.2025
Annela Anger-Kraavi: Climate and politics can be moody, but science can not