Research

The research groups correspond in general to the chairs and research teams of the target financed projects.

The main research directions

  • Acid-base studies, supramolecular analytical chemistry, analysis of cultural heritage and more research direction in Chair of Analytical Chemsitry.
  • Development of electrical double layer and hybrid capacitors, development of sodium ion batteries, storage of gases adsorbed on carbon materials and chemical compounds (hybrides) (Chair of Applied Electrochemistry).
  • Development of G-Protein Coupled Receptors, membrane proteins, which transmit extracellular, signals using G-proteins. Development of biochemical tools applicable for studies of protein kinase signaling. (Chair of Bioorganic Chemistry)
  • Computational study of reaction mechanisms, modeling of physical, chemical and biological properties through quantitative structure-property relationships (Chair of Chemical Physics).
  • Studies of nanostructured and chemically modified materials, environmental chemistry and technology and research and development of biosensors ( Chair of Colloid and Environmental Chemistry).
  • Application of computational chemistry in the study of complex molecular systems of large biomedical and environmental importance (Chair of Molecular Technology).
  • Development of high-temperature electrolyzers and fuel cells (Char of Physical and Applied Electrochemsitry).
  • Organic synthesis, physical organic chemistry (Chair of Organic Chemistry).

Centres of excellence

Projects

Research infrastructure

Geenikiip

Research centres that have received Estonia's largest research funding are starting work

Kolme minuti loengute konkursi ingliskeelne esikolm

Doctoral students are invited to participate in the three-minute thesis competition