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Research in Estonia newsletter February 2023
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In this month's newsletter you will find:

Turning sawdust into wood

An Estonian biotechnology startup has raised €1 million from investors to replace the environmentally depleting oils currently used in the food industry with sustainable full-value alternatives. Read more HERE.

Ways to slow down the division of cancer cells

It has been known for a relatively long time that cancer cells generally proliferate more aggressively than normal cells, and now researchers at TalTech are looking for ways to slow down the division of cancer cells by inhibiting DNA duplication or replication. Read more HERE.

ENLIGHT network invites to a thematic seminar

The equity working group of the ENLIGHT network invites to a thematic online seminar “A Just City: City Planning and Equity” on 7 March from 14 to 16.  Read more HERE

POPULAR RESEARCH NEWS

NATURAL SCIENCES

Estonian researchers discovered expected hit “new Nutella” while developing a drink from sunflower seeds

Chocolate cream from sunflower seeds. Photo credit: Kristel Vene

Estonian researchers have developed a plant-based drink and sunflower seed butter that is affordable and better balanced in nutritional value than other plant-based options. During the development process, a "new Nutella" was created, which is a sweeter chocolate-sunflower cream.

 
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EXACT SCIENCES

Journey into astrophysics

elescope in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. Photo credit: private collection

Estonian astrophysicist Mari-Liis Aru's childhood curiosity about the Milky Way sparked her interest in space and inspired her to pursue a career in astrophysics. Today, she's a research scientist at the European Southern Observatory, studying how massive stars affect planetary discs.

 
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POPULAR RESEARCH NEWS

NATURAL SCIENCES

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 research and the development of new businesses based on industrial biotechnology.

 
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RESEARCH JOB OFFERS IN ESTONIA

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There are currently 16 open research jobs listed on EURAXESS Estonia website from PhD student to professor positions. 

Apply now:

PhD (ESR) in Atmospheric Research on the CLOUD experiment at CERN and University of Tartu
+ Postdoctoral Researcher in Security Verification for Digital Systems
Curriculum Developer and Coordinator
 
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