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Council

During the period from the reopening of University of Tartu in 1802 until the establishment of a national University of Tartu on Dec. 1st 1919, the chemists of University of Tartu gained recognition in the Russian Empire and in Europe. University of Tartu owned well-equipped laboratories; there were several prominent professors whose subjects of research were topical at that time. In that period hundreds of chemists graduated from the department of chemistry of University of Tartu.

NMR analysis laboratory

The Department of Organic Chemistry, formerly known as Institute of Organic Chemistry, is, as it has been for a long time, one of the most prolific and dynamic among Chemistry Departments of the Faculty of Science and Technology. Currently headed by the academic of the Estonian Academy of Sciences, professor Jaak Järv, it continues long-standing tradition of being at the cutting-edge of science. The key words for the Department of Organic Chemistry, as for modern science in general, are “cooperation & synergy”.

Chair of Molecular Technology

Main research areas 1) Studies of nanostructured and chemically modified materials (Kaido Tammeveski, kaido.tammeveski@ut.ee)