At the evening of the best lecturers recongnition. My supervisor Karmen Lust receinved the award.
Tag: Tartu
Wish you a Meery Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Season’s Greetings with all good wishes for the New Year!
Kaunist pühadeaega ja head uut aastat!
С Рождеством и Новым Годом!
Frohe Weihnachten und ein glückliches neues Jahr!
Visiting Tartu in November
A list of things to bring with you:
- Gloves, hat and scarf (the average temperature is −1.5°C)
- Waterproof boots or trekking boots (with a good grip in case there is ice)
- Layered clothing (like pullovers and cardigans, so that you can remove or add layers according to the weather and how fast you are moving)
- Swimming equipment (for SPA and sauna or why not doing some winter swimming?)
- Napkins for a runny nose
- A postcard to pin in the office 5072 where Vladislav works
Chair of Chemical Education
Presentation from the meeting of graduates at the chemistry institute
The stuff members of the Chair of Chemical Education in 2007. From left to right: Malle Möldau, Jaak Nerut, Mare Taagapera, Vladislav Ivaništšev ja Erika Jüriado.
Bird’s-eye View
Most of us work on the “dark” side of Chemicum. Meeri is from the “rusted” Physicus (on the back plan), where they have a nice sauna.
The second visit of Iuliia
By Iuliia:
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I have been collaborating with the Electrical Double Layer group from the University of Tartu since the beginning of 2016. I had been to Tartu once, in March’2016, and this August I have visited the group again. During this visit, I was accompanied by Dr. Marco Preto, Researcher in Novelmar Project from Interdisciplinary Centre of Marine and Environmental Research of the University of Porto.
The host institution received us very warmly. There was no need to settle any bureaucracy procedures – Estonian efficiency does not cease to amaze me. Everything was taken care of in advance, and we immediately got out a working spaces, keys or anything we could need for work. I think such attitude is very important for these short visits.
In Estonia we spent two wonderful weeks with work and leisure interconnected. Most of the time in Tartu we worked closely with Dr. Vladislav Ivaništšev and his team, where very productive work was carried out, with social activity interludes that recharged us with a relaxed exchange of ideas. During this visit, the work on developing of an approach to an analysis of electrical double layer in ionic liquids systems was conducted, and an article on our previously done work was prepared for submission.
Among all the Master and PhD students, that are being trained at the group, Meeri Lembinen must be acknowledged especially. Meeri, besides being a brilliant student, is a perfect manager. I suspect, due to her care and attention we have not got a single problem at the university and during the whole stay were accompanied by her and felt like at home.
I hope, our fruitful collaboration is to be continued!
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The New Year in Chemicum
Wishing everyone a productive New Year!
Seasonal Greetings from Tartu
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and the Happy New Year!
Come visit us in Tartu! Apply for scholarships!
Soon there will be an opportunity to apply money for one-to-ten months-long visits, study and research at the university of Tartu.
Scholarships is offered to foreign master and doctoral students. See more at: http://adm.archimedes.ee/stipendiumid/en/programm-dorapluss/dora-pluss-tegevus-2/#sthash.VPHdRrKc.dpuf
Let us know if you are interested to do some collaborations with us and we are happy to help!
Hello world!
We are a group of chemists connected by the University of Tartu. Tartu is located in Estonia. Estonia is a small country in Baltic region of Northern Europe.
The University of Tartu was founded in 1632 by the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus. It was initially called Academia Dorpatensis.
