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The idea for the roundtable did not stem from one specific problem, Rakić said, but from a broader pattern observed in recent years. The rapidly growing capabilities of AI tools have raised expectations for graduates faster than curricula can be adapted. Foto: Private Collection
Business
08.01.2026
Bridging AI, soft skills, and industry reality
The European Commission’s Digital Omnibus package aims to simplify and align the European Union’s overlapping digital regulations, from data protection to artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Photo: Alex Shuper / Unsplash
Opinion
08.01.2026
Digital Omnibus: in case of emergency, break the rulebook
Arun Mishra’s research showed that most microplastics enter the Baltic Sea via land-based sources. Photo: Priidu Saart
Science
02.01.2026
Tracing the invisible threat

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Jeffrey Andrew Tuhtan said that the posture application uses computer vision and artificial intelligence to automatically identify problematic areas in the body and measure possible asymmetries. According to Tuhtan, the team wanted to create a freely accessible tool that does not require the assistance of a specialist. Photo: Jeffrey Andrew Tuhtan
Business
18.11.2025
New AI app helps detect posture problems
Grafe said he wants to bring more real-time data and automation into the mining sector. Photo: Private collection
Science
09.12.2025
The hidden signals that predict mining failures
Tõnis Kanger explained that without improved synthesis methods, children who grow up on infant formula will miss out on many of the protective molecules that breast milk naturally provides. Photo: Unsplash
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10.12.2025
Cracking the code of the sugars that protect newborns

Business
The idea for the roundtable did not stem from one specific problem, Rakić said, but from a broader pattern observed in recent years. The rapidly growing capabilities of AI tools have raised expectations for graduates faster than curricula can be adapted. Foto: Private Collection
Business
08.01.2026
Bridging AI, soft skills, and industry reality
Jeffrey Andrew Tuhtan said that the posture application uses computer vision and artificial intelligence to automatically identify problematic areas in the body and measure possible asymmetries. According to Tuhtan, the team wanted to create a freely accessible tool that does not require the assistance of a specialist. Photo: Jeffrey Andrew Tuhtan
Business
18.11.2025
New AI app helps detect posture problems
Rute advises researchers considering the commercial potential of their idea to get in touch with the technology transfer centre early on, as this helps determine whether the idea is worth protecting and, if so, what steps should be taken. Photo: Private collection
Business
03.11.2025
From science to business, from business to impact
Stefan Drüssler is one of Europe’s most influential innovation leaders. He heads UnternehmerTUM, the largest start-up and innovation centre in Europe, which works in close partnership with the Technical University of Munich (TUM). Photo: Jürgen Randma
Business
29.10.2025
Europe’s innovation leader: science needs collaboration to reach the market
C2Grid’s software creates a three-dimensional digital twin based on data from drones, vehicles, and camera footage, reflecting real terrain or urban environments. These 3D visualizations can be generated from the air and the ground, and potentially even from underwater environments. Photo: C2Grid
Business
22.10.2025
TalTech’s spin-off company is creating a digital battlefield
Before Aguraiuja entered the energy sector, he worked in all kinds of jobs, including being a driver, working in a hotel, and taking part in film productions. These experiences taught him that even the most “ordinary” job adds a skill that’s essential for life. Photo: Jürgen Randma
Business
15.10.2025
Juhan Aguraiuja: a leader forged in the boiler room

Opinion
The European Commission’s Digital Omnibus package aims to simplify and align the European Union’s overlapping digital regulations, from data protection to artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. Photo: Alex Shuper / Unsplash
Opinion
08.01.2026
Digital Omnibus: in case of emergency, break the rulebook
Javad Keypour. Private collection.
Opinion
20.11.2025
Javad Keypour: how Power of Siberia-2 could shake Europe’s energy security
Russian provocations: Holger Mölder warns that the unresolved border treaty fuels hybrid attacks. Pictured is one of the three Russian MIG-31 fighter jets that entered Estonian airspace on September 19. Photo: Swedish Air Force
Opinion
15.10.2025
Russian provocations and Estonia’s borders: why international law matters

Trialoog's focus: defence

C2Grid’s software creates a three-dimensional digital twin based on data from drones, vehicles, and camera footage, reflecting real terrain or urban environments. These 3D visualizations can be generated from the air and the ground, and potentially even from underwater environments. Photo: C2Grid
22.10.2025
TalTech’s spin-off company is creating a digital battlefield
Ground station on the Mektory rooftop. Photo: Rauno Gordon
02.07.2025
From e-state to space state: Estonia’s next frontier is cybersecurity in orbit
Adrian Venables. Foto: TalTech
13.02.2025
Hybrid warfare: the invisible threat to Estonia and beyond

Science and collaboration
Arun Mishra’s research showed that most microplastics enter the Baltic Sea via land-based sources. Photo: Priidu Saart
Science
02.01.2026
Tracing the invisible threat
Kärol Soodla explained that there are two main types of muscles in the human body. “There are glycolytic muscles, which produce a lot of force – for example in sprinting – and oxidative muscles, which help us maintain posture.” Photo: Pexels
Science
12.12.2025
The real reason some muscles never tire
Tõnis Kanger explained that without improved synthesis methods, children who grow up on infant formula will miss out on many of the protective molecules that breast milk naturally provides. Photo: Unsplash
Science
10.12.2025
Cracking the code of the sugars that protect newborns
Grafe said he wants to bring more real-time data and automation into the mining sector. Photo: Private collection
Science
09.12.2025
The hidden signals that predict mining failures
Yevgen Karpichev, Estelle Silm, Leeli Amon and Kristiina Kaldas (from left) at the Tootsi Peat production site. Photo: Private collection
Science
02.12.2025
Unlocking peat’s potential
Erik Puura. Photo by Raul Mee
Science
17.10.2025
From vision to action: how TalTech plans to match Aalto and KTH

Society
Dmitri Vinnikov, Leading Researcher and Academician at TalTech’s Department of Electrical Power Engineering and Mechatronics, presented a project aimed at creating a factory-assembled, DC-powered A-energy-class residential building, where most loads and the entire energy system are based on direct current rather than alternating current. Photo: TalTech
Society
16.12.2025
Direct current is moving from the laboratory to real-world applications
Avalduste arv doktorantuuri tõusis eelmiste aastatega võrreldes üle 50%, kusjuures oluliselt rohkem kandideeris doktoriõppesse eestlasi. Foto: TalTech
Society
12.11.2025
TalTech 2035: the best learning experience and 200 spin-offs per year
Terje Peetso, head of medical development at PERH, noted that although technology is advancing rapidly, the core processes in healthcare remain surprisingly resistant to change. Photo: Virgo Haan
Society
12.11.2025
Towards a more unified Estonian health and food technology sector
Professor Wolfgang Drechsler and Dr Salah Chafik discuss Islamic public value – its roots, impact on institutions, and the launch of a new global network.
Society
24.09.2025
Podcast: Islamic public value – launching a new global network
The panel discussion concluded with a shared understanding that bringing seafood to the Estonian table requires collaboration between science, business, and the state – with a focus on shaping consumer habits, developing processing and logistics solutions, and making clear political choices. Only in this way can Estonia become a true maritime nation, where the sea is not merely a geographic fact, but a natural part of the dinner table. Photo: Ragmar Saksing
Society
17.09.2025
From sprat to seaweed: what is the future of Estonian seafood?
TalTech’s green-themed discussion began with the realization that climate change only starts to concern the average Estonian once its consequences are directly felt. Photo: Martin Pedaja
Society
11.09.2025
Climate skepticism, sustainability and TalTech’s role