On June 11, the awards gala of the Best of BFM (BOB) Student Film Festival took place for the 13th time. The event celebrated the end of the academic year and recognized the creative achievements of talented students from the Baltic Film, Media and A...
People are increasingly seeking health information online in Estonia, but the information found is not leading to better health decisions. The concern is not a lack of information but people’s digital...
The MODINA project, coordinated by Tallinn University's School of Digital Technologies (DTI), has been selected for inclusion in Tracing Constellations: Stories of Culture, Cooperation and Impact acro...
After five years of international collaboration, the Horizon 2020-funded research project AI-Mind has come to an end. Bringing together 17 partners from eight European countries, the project developed...
Today, Kai Pata, lead of Tallinn University’s interdisciplinary SustainERA project, will participate in a roundtable discussion with European Commission Executive Vice-President Teresa Ribera. The dis...
Many parents worry about whether they are doing enough for their child's development: should they read more books, practise numbers and letters, or play educational games more often? Research says tha...
Not so long ago, a child was the property of their parents – someone with whom they could do whatever they deemed right. Ingrid Sindi, Associate Professor at Tallinn University, why do children even h...
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