Topic: open science

University of Tartu researchers are developing a novel disaster preparedness assessment system
The system is being created based on lessons learned from worst-case scenario-based workshops in Estonia and the Netherlands.
Public lecture "Preventing and countering violent extremism: insights from Southern Africa"
Public Lecture "Preventing and countering violent extremism: insights from Southern Africa"
27. January 2025 open science
Public lecture "Cognitive Biases as Vulnerabilities for Misinformation"
Avalik loeng „Cognitive Biases as Vulnerabilities for Misinformation“
04. December 2024 open science
Professor Sabine Andresen gave lecture “Ask us! Participatory research’s potential and limitations in childhood and family research”
A day earlier, professor Andresen will be appointed Honorary Doctor in Sociology of the University of Tartu.
Marju Himma awarded with the Baltic Women in Science fellowship
The laureate received a €7,000 fellowship to support her research project "Deliberative Science Communication."
06. November 2024 open sciencerecognition 
The newly published book explores children's vulnerability in various relational environments
Vulnerability arises and becomes ingrained through interactions in which both the child and the adult play a role.
Public lecture “When $#!% Hits the Fan: Communicating Effectively During Crises“
Mg.soc.comm. Lāsma Šķestere is a researcher and lecturer in Communication and Media at Riga Stradiņš University. As Head of the Programme Group, she oversees various bachelor's and master's degree programmes in the field.
28. October 2024 open sciencefor student
University of Tartu Researchers Explore Child Vulnerability in Landmark Publication
How are Estonian researchers redefining child vulnerability with new insights?
14. October 2024 open sciencefor society
Statistics masterclass on Bayesian regression to be held in October
From 21 to 24 October, Natalia Levshina from Radboud University will conduct a statistics masterclass covering Bayesian statistics with a focus on language data. The event includes both theoretical and practical sessions.
How ethical is it to kill your enemies? Oxford Professor Jeff McMahan presents special issue on Russia-Ukraine war
On 5 September, one of the world’s leading moral philosophers, Professor Jeff McMahan from the University of Oxford, will give a public lecture on the ethics of killing and just war theory. His lecture marks the publication of a special issue of a philosophy journal focused on the Russia-Ukraine war. The event will be held from 16:00 to 18:00 in White Hall at the University of Tartu Museum.