Consortium led by the University of Tartu received €30 million to upgrade the Estonian Centre for Biosustainability to a hub of digital biology

The R&D centre led by the University of Tartu will combine synthetic biology with digital technologies to facilitate big data-driven design of cells for the bio-industry, boosting both…

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News at a glance: Carbon trackers, China’s zero–COVID-19 tweaks, and 8 billion humans

Carbon emissions increase—as do ways to track themCarbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels are on track to rise 1% this year from the 2021 level, making it harder for many…

Council Recommendations on Individual Learning Accounts and Micro-credentials adopted by European ministers

In June 2022, EU Ministers adopted two Council Recommendations - on individual learning accounts and on micro-credentials - that can play a key role in addressing these challenges. The…

Coral reefs are home to the greatest microbial diversity on Earth

Coral reefs, bastions of marine biodiversity because of the abundant fish, invertebrates, and algae they support, are also home to Earth’s greatest microbial diversity, according to a new…

Poland may need int’l help to educate Ukrainian refugee children: official

With the number of Ukrainian children outside of Poland’s education system ranging between 200,000 to 300,000, Poland may need to ask for international help in accommodating them within…

Principles and Structures of science advice: An outline

An ISC-INGSA Occasional Paper on the development of a training module on science advice and diplomacy for the ISC community and Members.

Beyond Web of Science and Scopus there is already an open bibliodiverse world of research – We ignore it at our peril

Discussing their analysis of a new dataset of journals published via the Open Journals Systems publishing platform, Saurabh Khanna, Jon Ball, Juan Pablo Alperin and 

Bahrain Polytechnic Connects Graduates with Industry Partners in Recruitment Expo 2022

Under the patronage of His Excellency Ali Al Baqali, Chief Executive Officer of Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C. (Alba) and Vice-Chairman of Bahrain Polytechnic’s Board of Trustees, Bahrain…

MOU between IBTE and SEAMASTER

On the 12th of April 2022, A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between Institute of Brunei Technical Education (IBTE) and Sealestial Marine Seafarer Training Centre Sdn Bhd…

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Slight downturn in number of international students at Estonian universities in 2022

This academic year, 4,873 international degree students from 124 countries are studying in Estonian higher education institutions. In total, international degree students make up 11% of the…

Privacy concerns sparked by human DNA accidentally collected in studies of other species

Everywhere they go, humans leave stray DNA. Police have used genetic sequences retrieved from cigarette butts and coffee cups to identify suspects; archaeologists have sifted DNA from cave…

WHO ends mpox emergency

The World Health Organization (WHO) today ended the global health emergency for mpox, 10 months after it was declared, as cases have fallen dramatically in Europe and the Americas. Caused…

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The ‘25 Method’ for Forming a Writing Routine When You Have Limited Time

If you're struggling to find the time to write a piece, try the fast-paced "pomodor" method from Olivia Burgess, a lecturer at Colorado State University Global:
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A submission of articles for the scientific journal EUREKA: Life Sciences No. 3, 2022 is started

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Wildfires in boreal forests released a record amount of CO2 in 2021

WASHINGTON — In 2021, wildfires pillaged the world’s carbon-rich snow forests.
That year, burning boreal forests released 1.76 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide, researchers…

AI-driven robots start hunting for novel materials without help from humans

SAN FRANCISCO—Imagine a cookbook with 150,000 tempting dishes—but few recipes for making them. That’s the challenge facing an effort at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory…

Top 10 research stories of 2022

With research constantly evolving and many exciting discoveries yet to emerge in 2023, we’re taking a look at our most popular research stories from the past year. From sustainable city…

The Letten Prize - Funding opportunity for young researchers

The Letten Prize is an international prize, awarded to a young researcher who conducts research aimed at addressing global challenges within the fields of health, development, environment…

Ocean geoengineering scheme aces its first field test

The balmy, shallow waters of Apalachicola Bay, off Florida’s panhandle, supply about 10% of U.S. oysters. But the industry has declined in recent years, in part because the bay is warming…

A farewell to the particle accelerator that was my father’s baby

Last week technicians at Argonne National Laboratory began to disassemble a particle accelerator known as the Advanced Photon Source (APS), a ring 1.1 kilometers around that since 1995 has…

Invitation to ENLIGHT Teaching and Learning Conference 2023

Teaching staff of the University of Tartu are encouraged to apply to participate in the ENLIGHT Teaching and Learning Conference 2023 held in Bordeaux from 11 to 13 October. The…

‘Revolutionary’ blue crystal resurrects hope of room temperature superconductivity

Has the quest for room temperature superconductivity finally succeeded? Researchers at the University of Rochester (U of R), who previously were forced to retract a controversial claim of…

Bahrain Polytechnic launches the Kingdom’s first Apple Authorized Training Center

Bahrain Polytechnic, supported by the Bahrain Economic Development Board, signed a partnership agreement with Apple to establish Bahrain’s first Apple Authorized Training Center which…

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Estonian companies are providing digital education solutions to Ukrainian children free of charge

At the meeting held yesterday in Tallinn, representatives of Estonian education technology (EdTech) companies assured Liina Kersna, the Minister of Education and Research, that they are…

Turkey’s landmark election: researchers urge winner to abolish university council

Turkey’s researchers are calling for the abolition of a government-run council that they say has too much control over the nation’s universities, ahead of presidential and parliamentary…

Tips for Publishing Thesis as a Book

While they may look alike, a thesis is not a book! The process of publishing thesis as a book is different right from its conception to completion. Created with an intent to…

I CAN’T FIND ANYTHING WRITTEN ON MY TOPIC… REALLY? (PAT THOMSON'S ADVICE)

Here's what science blogger Pat Thomson advises when she complains about her inability to find literature that is relevant to their research.
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Personalized vaccine for melanoma may stave off cancer’s return

A novel cancer vaccine tailored to genetic changes in a person’s tumor is showing promise in the clinic. In a study of about 150 people who had surgery for melanoma, a type of skin…

Gulf Observatory for Artificial Intelligence in Education

The Gulf Observatory Program for Artificial Intelligence in Education aims, in its first session, to prepare a platform for artificial intelligence in education on the office’s electronic…

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The FDA has approved the first-ever vaccine for RSV

Respiratory syncytial virus hospitalizes tens of thousands of people each year in the United States. Now there’s a powerful new tool against it: the first-ever RSV vaccine.

IHYA AZ-ZIRA'AH PROGRAM, FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE IN KG. KULAPIS

Kulapis, 12 AUGUST - Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University (UNISSA) through the Faculty of Agriculture has held the Ihya Az-Zira'ah Program for two days from August 12, 2022 until August 13,

What it’s like to be in the minority at a conference

Scientific conferences can inspire researchers to take new directions in their work and help them to meet new employers and collaborators. The opportunities on offer are not, however,

Minister Liina Kersna participated in the 12th International Summit on the Teaching Profession in Spain

Minister of Education and Research of Estonia Liina Kersna participated in the 12th International Summit on the Teaching Profession (ISTP), organised by the OECD, Education International…

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Wittenberg Center for Global Ethics. The doctoral program

Wittenberg Center for Global Ethics. The doctoral program "Ethics and Responsible Leadership in Business" academically and financially supports doctoral students who develop scientifically…

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Celebrating Estonian Independence Day

The Republic of Estonia is celebrating its 105th anniversary on 24 February. Several special public events will be taking place in Tallinn on this important state holiday. You should also…

The study explains whether Estonian adults are as smart as our children

The international adult skills survey PIAAC starts today, the aim of which is to collect information about people's everyday skills such as reading and mathematical literacy, information…

Want to improve young scientists’ mentoring experience? Train their mentors in cultural awareness

Scientists who reflect on their racial and ethnic identities—as well as on those of their mentees—have the potential to be better mentors. And mentees of these scientists were also more…

‘It’s not a miracle drug’: Eli Lilly’s antibody slows Alzheimer’s disease but safety issues linger

Clinical trial results released today by Eli Lilly and Co. indicate its antibody donanemab clearly, if perhaps modestly, slows the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. Following on…

MSCA COFUND 2023. COFUND supports new or existing doctoral programmes and postdoctoral fellowship schemes.

MSCA COFUND 2023. COFUND supports new or existing doctoral programmes and postdoctoral fellowship schemes. The aim of the action is to promote the best practices of the MSCA, including…

Promoting their research: kudos

A scholar's prestige is measured not only by outstanding ideas, excellent research results, but also by how much his work is recognised outside his university, his country and even his…

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EBSCO Information Services Introduces EBSCOhost® Passport™ Browser Extension

IPSWICH, Mass. — April 5, 2023 — EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) is making research more streamlined for library users and researchers with the launch of the EBSCOhost®&nbs…

Minister Tõnis Lukas: the salary of teachers with a master's degree should be 120% of the national average

The Minister of Education and Research Tõnis Lukas emphasized the importance of ensuring teachers' satisfaction in his speech to the teaching staff at the Education Meeting. The…

Germany's education advantage over European peers at risk, study says

BERLIN, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Germany is well positioned in education levels when compared with its European peers, but a study conducted by the IW economic institute showed that this…

Ukrainian war refugee: coming to Estonia

Initial information to Ukrainian citizens and their family members about the opportunities they have to come to Estonia, the necessary documents and contacts.

UWI Press launches double volume publication on Sir Alister McIntyre’s Papers and Speeches

The University of the West Indies Press (UWI Press) recently launched Caribbean Trade, Integration and Development – Selected Papers and Speeches of Alister McIntyre (Vols. 1 &

Tartu University’s machine translation engine now translates 23 Finno-Ugric languages

Most of these languages became available on a public translation engine for the first time, as they are not part of Google Translate and similar services, the university said in a…

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EXPLAINER: TESTING THE EFFICACY OF PROTECTIVE FACE MASKS

As we are encouraged to wear face masks as part of efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19, here are three standard tests that determine the efficacy of medical and surgical masks.

Show your research to the world!

The submission of articles for the current issue of ScienceRise continues. You will receive prompt work, double-blind peer review, public access publication, posting the article in indexing…

PROOFREADING, TEXT CHECKING

The scientific value of the research is by far the most important factor.
But what if the manuscript contains a lot of grammatical and stylistic errors? In this case, most likely the…

Sanctions

Here you will find questions and answers about the security situation in Europe and its effects on Estonia. The material is being updated!

Foreign Minister Liimets at the e-governance conference: current turbulent times lend particular urgency to digitalisation

10 May, Foreign Minister Eva-Maria Liimets opened a conference on e-governance, noting that the digitalisation of states was particularly important in today’s world, which is going…

BOOSTER JABS

Get acquainted with the latest in vaccine science and research
Vaccines train our body’s immune system to build resistance against harmful viruses and bacteria. For some diseases, you…

Martian soil may have all the nutrients rice needs

THE WOODLANDS, TEXAS — Martian dirt may have all the necessary nutrients for growing rice, one of humankind’s most important foods, planetary scientist Abhilash Ramachandran…

Technology is a good student in language learning!

At this year's National Library's Mother Language Day conference "The Language of Feelings and Technology", one of the topics discussed was being human as an Estonian and how artificial…

Canada moves to ban funding for ‘risky’ foreign collaborations

Canada’s three major national research agencies will no longer fund proposals from scientists doing “sensitive research” that involves foreign collaborators deemed to pose a security…

Ukrainian higher education delegation visited the University of Tartu

From 22 to 28 January, representatives from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and Ukrainian universities visited several Estonian universities and research and development…

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WALK YOUR TALK: PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION

ORGANIZED BY SULTAN SHARIF ALI ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY
Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University (UNISSA) through the Faculty of Islamic Development Management (FPPI) in collaboration with the…

IAIN AMBON GROUP VISIT AND SIGNING OF MOU

October 4, 2022, Universiti Islam Sultan Sharif Ali (UNISSA) on the same day received a visit from a group from IAIN Ambon Indonesia chaired by Dr. Zainal Abidin Rahawarin, Rector of IAIN…

PRESS CALL: The opening ceremony of the Freedom School for Ukrainian war refugees will take place on September 1 in Tuvi Park in Tallinn

On Thursday, September 1, starting at 10 a.m., the opening ceremony of the Freedom School academic year will take place in Tuvi park (Suur-Ameerika 14a, Tallinn).
Opening remarks will be…

ETAG kutsub GREENET veebiseminarile, kus tutvustatakse “Euroopa horisondi” 5. klastri (kliima, energia, mobiilsus) konkursi teemaplokke

30. mail kell 14–17.30 (Eesti aja järgi) korraldab “Euroopa horisondi” 5. klastri (kliima, energia, mobiilsus) NCP võrgustiku projekt GREENET infopäeva veebis (Teamsis), kus…

How to make an effective research presentation

Presentation software programs have advanced to the point where you no longer need to be an experienced designer to put together a compelling piece of collateral that conveys your…

U.S. cases of a deadly fungus nearly doubled in recent years

A fungus that recently evolved to infect humans is spreading rapidly in health care facilities in the United States and becoming harder to treat, a study from the U.S. Centers for Disease…

Polio cases in Africa linked to new oral vaccine

Last week, the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) reported seven children, six in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and one in neighboring Burundi, had recently been…

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Estonia supports the Ukrainian people.The publishing house Scientific Route OÜ also expresses support for Ukrainian scientists.
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There are 280 integration and language camps for young people from Ukraine and Estonia

At the end of June, the first integration and language camps for Ukrainian and Estonian youth started. In total, with the support of the state, 280 camp shifts are held, which create…

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How wildfires deplete the Earth’s ozone layer

Towering clouds of smoke sent into the stratosphere by ferocious wildfires can eat away at Earth’s ozone layer thanks to a potent mix of smoke, atmospheric chemistry and ultraviolet…

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FundingChampions wants to support you every step of the way, providing the right opportunities for your ideas and projects to blossom. Over the years, they've become a leader in cascade…

COMPILING A LIST OF REFERENCES ACCORDING TO THE STANDARD

All sources in the list of references must be formatted according to a certain standard (the formatting standard is usually specified by the publisher or editorial office to which you send…

Measurements of a key radioactive decay nudge a nuclear clock closer to reality

A special variety of the element thorium hosts an atomic nucleus that could be used to keep time, scientists say. In a first, researchers have measured a type of decay of this thorium…

Minister Tõnis Lukas: the first priority is high-quality Estonian-language education and teacher training

The Minister of Education and Science, Tõnis Lukas, presented today at a press conference the most important topics and activities of the beginning academic year, which are primarily aimed…

Fast-growing open-access journals stripped of coveted impact factors

Nearly two dozen journals from two of the fastest growing open-access publishers, including one of the world’s largest journals by volume, will no longer receive a key scholarly…

Education Experts

On Thursday, July 21, The University of the West Indies (The UWI) in collaboration with the Caribbean Centre for Educational Planning (CCEP) hosted a Vice-Chancellor’s Forum to discuss…

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Heart risks, data gaps fuel debate over COVID-19 boosters for young people

Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo ignited a furor this month when, based on a state analysis purporting to show COVID-19 vaccines were linked to cardiac deaths in young men, he advised…

Astronomers stumble in diplomatic push to protect the night sky

Astronomers’ efforts to get the United Nations to back guidelines to stop satellites from spoiling telescopes’ views have become bogged down in diplomatic bureaucracy. At a U.N.

SCIENTISTS GROW MINIATURE BRAINS THAT MIMIC THE MAJOR PATHOLOGICAL FEATURES OF PARKINSON’S DISEASE


Recreating major pathological features of Parkinson’s disease in a lab-grown, human mini- brain will help researchers to explore new treatments.
This is the first time that Lewy…

Alarmed tech leaders call for AI research pause

An open letter calling for a pause on the development of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) systems has divided researchers. Attracting signatures from the likes of Tesla CEO Elon Musk…

Elsevier is launching a new series of webinars on Research Data Management (RDM)

These 50-minute live sessions, starting in March, will provide examples from Scandinavia, the UK & Ireland, and the BeNeLux. Participants are encouraged to engage in and ask questions…

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How to make lithium extraction cleaner, faster and cheaper — in six steps

Demand for lithium is soaring. The element is a crucial ingredient in green technologies, including batteries in phones, laptops, electric cars and electricity grids1,2. Lithium ion…

A new pandemic origin report is stirring controversy. Here are key takeaways

Last week, journalists rushed to report on previously undisclosed genetic evidence that mammals sold at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan, China—possibly raccoon dogs—might…

Private mission carrying first Saudi astronauts to visit ISS set for launch

A private mission to the International Space Station (ISS) organized by Axiom Space is due to blast off from Florida on Sunday, carrying the first two Saudi astronauts to go to the orbiting…

THE SUBMISSION OF MANUSCRIPTS IN THE PEER-REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL EUREKA: HEALTH SCIENCES CONTINUES

By publishing with us, you will receive prompt work, advice from editors and managers. After publication, we will continue to work on your article to be included in indexing resources so…

News at a glance: Global warming, China’s COVID-19 deaths, and JWST’s exoplanet investigations

In 2022, Earth set new records for warmingTemperatures continued to rise at an alarming pace in 2022, which became the fifth- or sixth-hottest year in modern history, U.S. and European…

DESIGN AND LAYOUT DEVELOPMENT

The most important part of a book is its content. But the presentation and representation of the book are also important. How the book looks, how comfortable it is to read, whether there…

SEVEN PARTIES COMMIT TO HELP BUSINESSES NAVIGATE TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY WITH GREEN COMPASS

SINGAPORE – Seven parties from the public and private sectors have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today to help local businesses improve their environmental…

PROFESSIONAL PRESENCE OF SCIENTISTS ON THE INTERNET

Here's what science blogger Anne-Wil Harzing writes about professional online presence:
“An excellent resume and cover letter are no longer enough to compete in a job or further…

Research spending could be lone bright spot for U.S. science after election sets up divided government

This week U.S. voters appear to have ended Democratic control of Congress, with Republicans now favored to win back at least the House of Representatives if not the Senate. And that could…

The annual scientific conference «Technology transfer: innovative solutions in Social Sciences and Humanities»

The annual scientific conference «Technology transfer: innovative solutions in Social Sciences and Humanities» includes the possibility of patenting for the introduction of ideas and…

Pandemic led to historic drop in U.S. STEM Ph.D. graduates, new data suggest

Kristen D’Elia estimates she was a year away from finishing her Ph.D. when COVID-19 lockdowns took hold on her campus at New York University, leaving her unable to complete any lab work…

National Research Foundation. The Singapore NRF Fellowship

National Research Foundation. The Singapore NRF Fellowship provides an opportunity for young researchers to conduct independent research in Singapore over a five-year period. It is open to…

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Intensity scale for atmospheric rivers reveals global hot spots
Atmospheric rivers like those pummeling the West Coast now have a five-level intensity scale, which has enabled researchers…

Inside the AgroBiz Project That Trained Bruneian Youth To Farm

The ambitious social investment project by LiveWIRE recently marked its three year completion. What will be its lasting impact?
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Publication in the EUREKA: Health Sciences journal is free for Ukrainian scientists. Submission deadline is November 23, 2022.
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ENLIGHT invites to online workshop on academic careers

At ENLIGHT’s online workshop on academic careers on 14 June from 15 to 16:30, Professor Ingrid Molema from the University of Groningen will give advice on how to…

Ukrainian language added to the website of the Ministry of Education and Science of Estonia

Information of the Ministry of Education and Research of Estonia in Ukrainian is now available on the official portalHere you can find information about the general way of life in Estonia:

The Ministry of Education and Research will continue to support the publication of a publication aimed at teachers

The response of the Ministry of Education and Research to the public address "For the Protection of Teachers' Page" made by representatives of the following organizations to the Prime…

PROGRAM KHIDMAT AKADEMIK; HOW TO ENGAGE WITH YOUR STUDENTS IN LEARNING?

Sultan Sharif Ali Islamic University (UNISSA) through the Center for Leadership and Lifelong Learning offers the Academic Service Program free of charge to the public.

More than 550 young Ukrainians submitted applications for admission to the Freedom School

As of August 1, a total of 558 young people submitted applications for admission to the Freedom School. In August, applications for admission to the gymnasium will continue and…

Information sheet for refugees arriving from Ukraine

Estonian Labour Inspectorate put together an information sheet for refugees arriving from Ukraine and seeking for work. The sheet contains information about the most important regarding…

TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY WILL CONTINUE TO SUPPORT UKRAINIAN STUDENTS, - STATE SECRETARY MON SERGEY ZAKHARIN

On January 25, 2023, as part of the project "Stairway to Excellence: Strengthening an Effective and Reliable Higher Education System in Ukraine", a delegation from the Ministry of Education…

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Despite test flight failure, Starship poised to transform space science

Like a mighty firecracker, Starship, the largest and most powerful rocket ever built, blew up today, 4 minutes into its first attempt to reach space. After sailing into the skies above Boca…

Applying for PIASt fellowships

Polish Institute of Advanced Studies PIASt is an independent centre of research located in Warsaw. It offers a base for an international community of high-level scholars willing to devote…

Estonia to have two new research centres

Two international research consortia, led by the University of Tartu, received €30 million from the European Commission for the development of two research centres in Estonia over the…

THE SUBMISSION OF MANUSCRIPTS IN THE PEER-REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL EUREKA: SOCIAL AND HUMANITIES CONTINUES

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Bahrain Polytechnic’s 6th Engineering Project Exhibition Showcases More Than 80 Projects

Sponsored by Aluminium Bahrain B.S.C. (Alba), Bahrain Polytechnic held its 6th Engineering Project Exhibition, where 4th year students from the School of Engineering presented and developed…

World’s Top 2% Scientists by Stanford University

The study scientists has published a list that includes the top 2% of scientists in various scientific fields. The current version is an update of the publicly available database of more…

Air pollution sensors can double as biodiversity monitors

Imagine being able to get a “DNA report” that, based on traces of genetic material in the environment, lists all the plants and animals in the area, the way a daily weather forecast…

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Women researchers are cited less than men. Here’s why—and what can be done about it

Women’s scientific contributions are often undervalued and cited less often than those of their male counterparts, including in neuroscience, astronomy, medicine—and, according to two…

Address of the Minister of Education and Science, Tõnis Lukas, to schools with the Russian language of instruction

A new school year is starting. Teachers and professors have already started their preparations, students and students at least from today. Ahead of this school year, there is a…

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Psychedelic-inspired drugs could relieve depression without causing hallucinations

Psychedelic drugs, best known for causing hallucinations, can also lift users’ moods, preliminary results from clinical trials suggest. But the risks that come with the trip are an…

What is the difference between a lead author and co-author?

At first glance, the status of a «lead author» would seem to be fairly straightforward. If most of the work of a particular study is done by only one researcher then his name should come…

Reactor experiment demonstrates alternative fusion scheme

Researchers in Japan have demonstrated reactions, for the first time in a fusion reactor, with a type of fuel that is plentiful and doesn’t produce damaging particles. Although the…

Preprint. 5 Step to Successfully Publish Yours

A Preprint is a fully drafted research paper that is available as Open Access to all, before it undergoes peer review. Thus, authors are able to share their research…

More than ten thousand young Estonians and Ukrainians can participate in integration and language camps

The Ministry of Education and Research is providing more than €2 million in support for integration and language camps, which will provide exciting and educational leisure activities for…

News at a glance: Monkey shipments, a controversial visa, and support for geoengineering research


Lab pauses monkey imports
Charles River Laboratories, one of the largest U.S. importers and suppliers of research monkeys, announced last week it is suspending shipments from Cambodia…

Watch an ice sheet melt—and Great Britain and Ireland emerge

Researchers have created the most realistic reconstruction yet of how a vast ice sheet advanced across northwestern Europe starting about 31,000 years ago and then retreated into oblivion,

THE SCIENCE OF DIY AIR PURIFIERS

Scientists in Singapore have done research on additional preventive measures against the COVID-19 virus. One of these studies examined how proper ventilation in…

More than four thousand five hundred Ukrainian refugee children and youth are registered in Estonian schools

4,538 children and young people who arrived in Estonia from Ukraine are registered in the Estonian Education Information System (EHIS) as of 16 May, comparing to 4,399 a week earlier. 1,168…

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Council Recommendations on Individual Learning Accounts and Micro-credentials adopted by European ministers

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Web of Science de-listed 82 journals, including 15 from Hindawi

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Japan Smart Healthy Aging QuickFire Challenge



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total of 5.1 million euros to the maintainers of municipal and private education schools

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PRH, PEN America Fight “Unconstitutional” School Book Bans

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Friday is the last day to apply for support to organize camps promoting the integration of young people in Estonia and Ukraine

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Dear readers and authors! On December 13, 2022, a new monograph "The technology of scientific and practical communications: InGraph case study" was published by the publishing house…

Minister Tõnis Lukas: all Estonian schools and kindergartens will be transferred to the Estonian language

The Ministry of Education and Science sent a draft law to the partners to express their opinion, which is necessary for the transition to Estonian-language education. The draft clearly…

‘Game changer.’ Scientists are genetically engineering crops to clone themselves

In early summer, unusual pollinators swoop over rice fields in Texas and Arkansas. Small, nimble helicopters fly low and steady so their rotors blow pollen from one row of plants to…

FOOD SECURITY IS MORE THAN JUST COUNTING CALORIES

In achieving food self-sufficiency, Singapore must not neglect the aspect of nutrition.
By Dr Andrew Wan, Principal Research Scientist at the Institute of Bioengineering and Nanotechnology…

The Estonian Global Education Hackathon is expecting participants from 40 countries in October

EdTech Estonia, representing educational innovation companies, invites you to participate in a 48-hour global hackathon, which will bring 14-16 until October as a virtual event with a…

Estonian entrepreneur turns chocolate into medicine

Sugar and fat are killing us, so an Estonian chocolate maker uses science to make sweet treats healthier.
This article is published in collaboration with Research in Estonia.

Danish researcher and NASA predict how many people will die from air pollution in the future

They come from factory stacks, car exhaust pipes and cruise liner engines. They are tiny particles and they are all around us. When we breathe in air, these particles settle in the small…

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Air pollution sensors can double as biodiversity monitors

Imagine being able to get a “DNA report” that, based on traces of genetic material in the environment, lists all the plants and animals in the area, the way a daily weather forecast tallies precipitation, wind, and temperature. A pipe dream, scientists might once have said. But a paper published today shows that routine, remote biodiversity monitoring may soon be a reality. By tapping into existing air quality monitoring sensors, researchers have discovered a cheap way to census nearby species.  

Psychedelic-inspired drugs could relieve depression without causing hallucinations

Psychedelic drugs, best known for causing hallucinations, can also lift users’ moods, preliminary results from clinical trials suggest. But the risks that come with the trip are an obstacle to using the drugs as antidepressants. Hallucinations might trigger psychosis in people with certain risk factors, and because of their unpredictable effects, clinicians have to closely monitor patients as they take the drugs.

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Albert Einstein

Theoretical physicist

All of science is nothing more than the refinement of everyday thinking.