Dear reader,
In this month's newsletter you will find:
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Settle in Estonia courses opening for all new arrivals
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Settle in Estonia Basic module courses will start on 5 September in Tallinn (both in English and in Russian) and on 12 September in Narva (RU) and Tartu (EN).
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New skin-like robot could turn us into superhumans
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Inspired by nature, roboticist Indrek Must is working on a wearable robot made of textile.
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CHEMISTRY AND MOLECUALR BIOLOGY
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University of Tartu scientists turned citric acid into novel bioplastic
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Citric acid can be used to produce transparent, rigid and heat-resistant bioplastics, which could be used for ketchup bottles, but also in more high-tech industry.
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Should wood become cheaper than fossil fuel?
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Even though coal is a big polluter, it’s still cheaper than wood. Scientists at an Estonian lab found a clever way to change that.
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Screening test by University of Tartu scientists for early identification of the risk for preeclampsia
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Estonian scientists and physicians have developed a preeclampsia screening test that enables to prognose the disease risk at the beginning of the 3rd trimester with a probability of 96.5%.
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Surviving isolation in an isolated place
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After decades of lockdown, why do unrecognised countries still matter and may even grow in numbers?
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RESEARCH JOB OFFERS IN ESTONIA
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There are currently nine open research jobs listed on EURAXESS Estonia website from PhD student to professor positions.
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