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Aastaraamat 2013 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli Aastaraamat 2013 Xxi AASTARAAMAT 2012 AASTARAAMAT 2013 TALLINNA TEHNIKAÜLIKOOLI AASTARAAMAT 2013 XXI Koostaja ja peatoimetaja Vahur Mägi Toimetuskolleegium: Kai Aviksoo (ülikooli nõukogu, struktuur), Raul Hanson (üliõpilaskond), Tiia Vihand (õppetegevus), Pille Kasepuu (teadus- ja arendustegevus), Heidi Pihlak (innovatsioon, rahvusvahelistumine), Jüri Järs (raamatukogu), Jüri Veerits (kirjastus), Maret Hein (rahvusvaheline koostöö), Ülle Põder (majandustegevus), Mare Pihel (arengufond, vilistlaskogu); Ene Kahro, Mirjam Piik ja Milvi Vahtra (publikatsioonid) Fotod TTÜ Muuseumi fotokogu Kaane kujundanud Ann Gornischeff ISSN 1406-4529 Autoriõigus: Tallinna Tehnikaülikool, 2014 Sisukord Vaateid ja visandeid Raimund Ubar. Akadeemilisest vabadusest ja riisiterast ..................................... 11 Tarmo Soomere. Diagnoos: teadlane .................................................................... 22 Argo Rosin. Miks peab eri valdkondade areng olema tasakaalus ......................... 31 Jaan Järvik. Loovuse õpetamisest inseneridele .................................................... 36 Ülo Tärno. Ehitus – esmatähtis kõigile ................................................................ 41 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli 95. aastapäeva tähistamine Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli 95. aastapäeva akadeemiline aktus ..................................... 47 Rektor Andres Keevalliku kõne ............................................................................ 47 Kuratooriumi esimehe Toomas Lumani kõne ....................................................... 52 Akadeemik Uno Mereste rinnakuju avamine Akadeemikute alleel ............................ 51 Eesti Panga asepresidendi Madis Mülleri kõne .................................................... 51 Tegevusaasta 2013 Sündmusi .................................................................................................................... 55 Ülikooli kuratoorium, nõukogu ja valitsus .................................................................. 78 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli kuratoorium .................................................................. 78 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli nõukogu ....................................................................... 79 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli nõukogu alalised komisjonid ........................................ 81 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli valitsus ......................................................................... 84 Ülevaade ülikooli nõukogu tegevusest ................................................................. 85 Ülikooli struktuur ja isikkoosseis ................................................................................ 91 Akadeemiline struktuur ja asutused ...................................................................... 91 Professorid ............................................................................................................ 98 Uusi akadeemikuid ............................................................................................. 104 Uued audoktorid ................................................................................................. 108 Üliõpilaskond............................................................................................................ 110 Õppetegevus ............................................................................................................. 115 Õppekavad .......................................................................................................... 115 Õppekavade arendus ........................................................................................... 115 Vastuvõtt ............................................................................................................ 116 Üliõpilased ......................................................................................................... 117 Lõpetajad ............................................................................................................ 121 Varasemate õpingute ja töökogemuse arvestamine ............................................ 122 Õppetegevuse kvaliteedikindlustamine .............................................................. 123 Nõustamine ja karjäär ......................................................................................... 124 Katkestanute tagasitoomine ................................................................................ 125 Uuringud............................................................................................................. 127 Info- ja kommunikatsioonitehnoloogia TTÜ tasemeõppes ................................. 129 5 Teadus- ja arendustegevus ........................................................................................ 131 Üldandmed ......................................................................................................... 131 Riiklikud preemiad, riiklikud autasud, rahvusvahelised tunnustused ................. 132 Osalemine otsustuskogudes, Eesti Teaduste Akadeemia ja välisakadeemiate liikmed ................................................................................................................ 133 Teaduse tippkeskused ......................................................................................... 135 Tippteadlased ja välisprofessorid ....................................................................... 136 Riiklikud programmid ........................................................................................ 136 Eesti teadustaristu teekaart ................................................................................. 141 Evalveerimine ..................................................................................................... 142 Teadus- ja arendustegevust toetav motivatsioonisüsteem ................................... 142 Teadus- ja arendustegevuse rahastamine ............................................................ 143 Institutsionaalne uurimistoetus ja sihtrahastamine ............................................. 144 Baasrahastamine ................................................................................................. 145 Eesti Teadusagentuuri meetmete kaudu rahastamine ......................................... 147 Euroopa Liidu struktuurifondide rahastamisotsused ........................................... 148 Rahvusvaheline teaduskoostöö ........................................................................... 150 Teadustaristu uuendamine .................................................................................. 150 Publikatsioonid ................................................................................................... 151 Üliõpilaste teadustööde võistlused ..................................................................... 152 Doktoriõpe .......................................................................................................... 154 Doktorikoolid ..................................................................................................... 158 Kaitstud doktoritööd ........................................................................................... 159 Innovatsioon ja rahvusvahelistumine ........................................................................ 167 Eesti Vabariigi teaduspreemia .................................................................................. 170 Tarmo Soomere. Merelt lähtuvate ohtude kvantifitseerimine ja minimeerimine Läänemere ranniku kontekstis ............................................................................ 170 Mehaanikainseneride päev ........................................................................................ 191 Tauno Otto, Fjodor Sergejev. Mehaanikateaduskonna hetkeseisust ja tulevikust ............................................................................................................ 191 Renno Veinthal. Rakendusuuringud materjalitehnoloogia valdkonnas ............... 194 Tõnu Pihu. Soojustehnika instituudi teadusprojektid .......................................... 205 Tõnu Lelumees. Väljakutsetest Eesti masinatööstuses ........................................ 210 Priit Kulu, Aadu Paist. Mehhanotehnika valdkonna kutsestandardid ................. 213 Matemaatika-loodusteaduskonna VI teaduskonverents ............................................ 216 Tarmo Soomere. Keskkonnahoidliku merekasutuse matemaatika rakendusi Läänemere rannikute kaitseks............................................................................. 216 Siim Veski. Pärastjääaja looduskeskkond ja kliima Eestis .................................. 228 Urmas Lips. Kõrge ajalise ja ruumilise lahutusega kontaktmõõtmised Läänemere uuringutes ........................................................................................................... 232 Riina Aav. Uureapõhised molekulaarsed mahutid .............................................. 243 Ivo Fridolin. Biomeditsiinitehnika Tehnomeedikumis ehk „Kas haigus hüüab tulles?“ ................................................................................................................ 248 6 Päivo Simson, Marko Vendelin. Südameraku sisestruktuuri uurimine molekulaarse müra abil ............................................................................................................. 253 Urmas Arumäe. Uued neutroofilised faktorid MANF ja CDNF ning nende uudne toimemehhanism ................................................................................................ 257 Raamatukogu ...........................................................................................................
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