Study Finds That AI in Education Often Fails to Reflect How Students Learn
Tallinn University researcher Danial Hooshyar contributed to an international study highlighting key limitations of current AI tools in education.
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Doctoral thesis confirms algae have strong wound-healing, skin-protective, and immune-supporting properties
Chronic wounds affect approximately 2% of the population in developed countries. Existing treatments are expensive and may cause side effects. In his doctoral thesis, Amal D. Premarathna shows that a ...
Eugen Tamberg received a Jussi Award
Eugen Tamberg, a visiting lecturer at the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School and head of the film arts program, won in the Best Costume Design category at the Jussi Awards.
In memoriam: Peeter Simm
The Estonian film world has lost one of its most significant creators – on 12 March, filmmaker Peeter Simm passed away, leaving a deep and lasting mark on Estonian cinema.
One-Minute Lecture: Does sustainability mean giving up?
When we talk about the green transition, we often hear: it's too expensive. Katrin Männik, Research Fellow in Sustainable Education at Tallinn University, does sustainability mean giving up?
BFM and MAFF explore the impact of nature films on mental well-being
The Baltic Film, Media and Arts School (BFM) and the Matsalu Nature Film Festival (MAFF) have signed a cooperation agreement to study the impact of nature films on audiences and filmmakers through aud...
FilmEU Student Challenge took students to film sets in Ireland, Slovakia, and Estonia
From February 23 to 27, nine international teams filmed their short films, three of them in Estonia. This year’s theme of the FilmEU Student Challenge is "Community – Exploring the We", with the golde...
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