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Taltech Research and Development 2018 1 Tallinn University of Technology Tallinn University of Technology TALTECH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 2018 1 TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY FOUNDED IN 1918, UNIVERSITY STATUS IN 1936 MAIN FIGURES 2018 (as of Dec. 31, 2018) Rector: Professor JAAK AAVIKSOO Academic Incl.129 professors e-mail: [email protected] 995 staff 456 researchers Defended Vice-Rector Doctoral doctoral for research: Professor RENNO VEINTHAL 537 students 77 dissertations e-mail: [email protected] 1209 Scientific publications SCHOOLS SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES SCHOOL OF SCIENCE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND GOVERNANCE ESTONIAN MARITIME ACADEMY 162 129 PROFESSORS 110 ASSOCIATED PROFESSORS 128 TEACHING ASSISTANTS 24 LECTURERS / INSTRUCTORS LEAD RESEARCH SCIENTISTS SENIOR RESEARCH SCIENTISTS 156 RESEARCH SCIENTISTS 276 EARLY STAGE RESEARCHERS 10 3 TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY CONTENTS TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ...............................................................3 SCHOOLS .......................................................................................................................................................................... 3 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING .....................................................................................9 DEPARTMENTS, COLLEGES .......................................................................................................................................9 DEPRATMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE ......................................................10 ACADEMY OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN STUDIES ....................................................................................11 BUILDING LIFECYCLE RESEARCH GROUP ...........................................................................................................12 NEARLY ZERO ENERGY BUILDINGS NZEB RESEARCH GROUP ...................................................................13 ROAD ENGINEERING AND GEODESY RESEARCH GROUP ............................................................................14 STRUCTURAL AND FLUIDS MECHANICS RESEARCH GROUP .....................................................................15 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH GROUP ............................................................................................16 WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING ..................................................................................................17 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL POWER ENGINEERING AND MECHATRONICS ..........................18 ELECTRICAL MACHINES RESEARCH GROUP .....................................................................................................19 ENERGY ECONOMICS RESEARCH GROUP ....................................................................................................... 20 RESEARCH GROUP OF FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING .............................................21 HIGH-VOLTAGE RESEARCH GROUP ..................................................................................................................... 22 MECHATRONICS AND AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS CENTRE .........................................................................23 MICROGRIDS AND METROLOGY ............................................................................................................................24 POWER ELECTRONICS GROUP .............................................................................................................................. 25 POWER SYSTEMS RESEARCH GROUP ................................................................................................................ 26 DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGY ..................................................................................... 27 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER .................................................. 28 LABORATORY OF FUEL AND AIR EMISSION ANALYSES .............................................................................. 29 RESEARCH LABORATORY OF COMBUSTION PROCESSES ....................................................................... 30 SMART DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEMS AND INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT ANALYSIS OF GREENHOUSE GASES EMISSIONS .................................................................................................................31 DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS AND ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY....................................... 32 LABORATORY OF BIOFUNCTIONAL MATERIALS .............................................................................................33 LABORATORY OF CHEMICAL THIN FILM TECHNOLOGIES ..........................................................................34 LABORATORY OF ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY .....................................................................................35 LABORATORY OF INORGANIC MATERIALS ....................................................................................................... 36 LABORATORY OF OPTOELECTRONIC MATERIALS PHYSICS ......................................................................37 LABORATORY OF PHOTOVOLTAIC MATERIALS RESEARCH ........................................................................38 LABORATORY OF POLYMERS AND TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY ...................................................................... 39 LABORATORY OF WOOD TECHNOLOGY .......................................................................................................... 40 DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING .............................................41 ACOUSTIC RESEARCH ..............................................................................................................................................42 ADVANCED POWDER TECHNOLOGY .................................................................................................................43 AUTONOMOUS SELF-DRIVING VEHICLES ..........................................................................................................44 CERAMIC-BASED COMPOSITES .............................................................................................................................45 DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF ADVANCED MATERIALS, STRUCTURES AND PRODUCTS ...................46 DEVELOPMENT OF REAL-TIME PRODUCTION MONITORING AND PREDICTION MODELS ............47 INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS ...........................................................................48 4 TALLINN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PRODUCT AND SERVICE SYSTEMS DESIGN GROUP ....................................................................................49 RECONFIGURABLE MANUFACTURING BASED ON INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS .......................................... 50 RESEARCH GROUP OF LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT ..................................................................................51 SMART AND MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPOSITES: DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING ......................... 52 SMART INDUSTRY ........................................................................................................................................................53 TRIBOLOGY AND RECYCLING .................................................................................................................................54 TARTU COLLEGE ................................................................................................................................55 BUILT ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH GROUP ........................................................................................................ 56 RESEARCH GROUP OF ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES .......................................................................57 VIRUMAA COLLEGE ...........................................................................................................................58 FUELS TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH-TESTING LABORATORY AT OIL SHALE COMPETENCE CENTER .............................................................................................................. 59 SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES ...................................................... 61 DEPARTMENTS ...............................................................................................................................................................61 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SYSTEMS ........................................................................................62 CENTRE FOR DEPENDABLE COMPUTING SYSTEMS .................................................................................... 63 CENTRE FOR BIOROBOTICS ....................................................................................................................................64 CENTRE FOR INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................. 65 DEPARTMENT OF SOFTWARE SCIENCE .........................................................................................66 BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY GROUP ..................................................................................................................67 CENTRE FOR DIGITAL FORENSICS AND CYBER SECURITY ........................................................................ 68 DATA SCIENCE GROUP ............................................................................................................................................. 69 HIGH-ASSURANCE SOFTWARE LABORATORY .................................................................................................70 INFORMATION SYSTEMS GROUP ...........................................................................................................................71
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