Even though most solar storms are not powerful enough to influence our everyday life, recovering from a few historically famous events could take years with today’s technology and the Internet, claims Katrin Laas, lecturer of physics at the Tallinn U...
Following on from the successful funding of Viewfinder, an Erasmus+ Joint Master of Arts in Cinematography, colleagues from IADT, SZFE and BFM met in Estonia this past week.
Nature is not a passive background in everyday life nor literature, but rather an agent on its own – an actor that changes the human culture, says Maris Sõrmus, recent doctoral graduate in humanities ...
The 15th anniversary EUROCAMPUS is taking place at BFM during the current autumn semester 2016. It started on 6th September with 17 master's students from the different European universities.
On 16 September, the best teams of Startup Passion in Baltic Sea Region will start competing for the main prize at the Tallinn University Ceremonial Hall.
Seeing someone jog or walk on the street or in the forest while wearing headphones has become a common sight. Our love of music has its dark side, as Avo-Rein Tereping, lecturer of work and engineerin...
On 13–16 September, two guest lecturers, Stefanie Eisenhuth (Humboldt University) and Tim Köhler (Institute for Applied History in Frankfurt (Oder)) will give lectures at the School of Humanities.
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