Studying and any other sort of development is a psychological process, which is quite individual, but still relies of certain patterns. Knowing these patterns is no longer the privilege of secret laboratories and the scientists within them, but somet...
Recently the World was rocked by the official announcement of gravitational waves. How to explain one of the biggest scientific discoveries of our day in simple terms? Tõnu Laas, Professor of applied ...
The Tallinn University Institute of International Social Studies announced a pan-European photo competition to young people from ages 18 to 30, as part of their “EXCEPT- Social Exclusion of Youth in E...
Estonia has some of the biggest gender and ethnic gaps in the job market in Europe. The most successful group has become ethnic Estonian men, the worst position is held by Russian-speaking women. Kadr...
In November 2015 a young man called Carl Chan visited the Centre for Innovation in Education (CIE) at Tallinn University. Coming all the way from the United States of America, he and his friends were ...
More than two billion people use smart devices daily, and hence suffer from an illness that did not exist two decades ago. Kristi Pedak, a lecturer of special physical education at Tallinn University ...
Daniele Monticelli, the professor of Italian Studies and Semiotics at the TU Institute of Humanities researches how fiction and other forms of art form our feelings and passions into stories.
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