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Aastaraamat 2011 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli Aastaraamat 2011 AASTARAAMAT 2012 AASTARAAMAT 2011 TALLINNA TEHNIKAÜLIKOOLI AASTARAAMAT 2011 XIX Koostaja ja peatoimetaja Vahur Mägi Toimetuskolleegium: Kai Aviksoo (ülikooli nõukogu, struktuur), Karel Kundrats (üliõpilaskond), Tiia Vihand (õppetegevus), Pille Kasepuu (teadus- ja arendustegevus), Heidi Pihlak (innovatsioon), Jüri Järs (raamatukogu), Jüri Veerits (kirjastus), Riin Kobin (rahvusvaheline koostöö), Ülle Põder (majandustegevus), Kerly Orulaid (arengufond, vilistlaskogu), Ene Kahro, Aiki Tibar ja Milvi Vahtra (publikatsioonid) Fotod TTÜ Muuseumi fotokogust Kaane kujundanud Ann Gornischeff ISSN 1406-4529 Autoriõigus: Tallinna Tehnikaülikool, 2012 Sisukord Vaateid ja visandeid Andres Keevallik. Seista tehnikakultuuri eest.......................................................11 Kalle Tammemäe. Õppetegevus 2011 ..................................................................12 Ülo Tärno. Professorite kogu ...............................................................................15 Andres Udal. Nanotehnoloogia: hirmud, müüdid ja võimalused..........................18 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli mehaanikateaduskonna 75. aastapäeva tähistamine Juubeliaktus ................................................................................................................37 Tauno Otto, Priit Kulu. Mehaanikateaduskond 75 ...............................................37 Aleks Rulkov. Masinaehitus on osa koolitatud mõtlemiskultuurist .......................46 Ümarlaud “Tööstuspoliitika arengutest Eestis” ..........................................................48 Tanel Rebane. Eesti masinatööstuse sektoriuuring 2010–2011 ............................48 Rivo Raamat. Euroopa Liidu tehnoloogiaplatvormide võimalused Eestis............52 Kaie Nurmik. Materjalitehnoloogiaga seotud võimalused-võimekused ja riigipoolsed nende võimekuste kasvatamist taganttõukavad tegevused................54 Aadu Paist. Eesti valikud tuumaenergeetikast põlevkivini...................................58 Tegevusaasta 2011 Sündmusi ....................................................................................................................69 Ülikooli kuratoorium, nõukogu ja valitsus..................................................................92 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli kuratoorium..................................................................92 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli nõukogu .......................................................................93 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli valitsus .........................................................................95 Ülevaade ülikooli nõukogu tegevusest .................................................................96 Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli arengukava 2011–2015: akadeemiline kvaliteet.........102 Ülikooli struktuur ja isikkoosseis..............................................................................109 Akadeemiline struktuur ja asutused....................................................................109 Isikkoosseis ........................................................................................................116 Professorid..........................................................................................................118 Uued akadeemikud .............................................................................................124 Vello Otsmaa. Akadeemik Heinrich Laul õppejõu, teadlase ja insenerina .........133 Uued audoktorid.................................................................................................135 Üliõpilaskond............................................................................................................137 Õppetegevus ............................................................................................................. 142 Õppekavad..........................................................................................................142 Õppekavade arendus...........................................................................................143 Vastuvõtt ............................................................................................................143 Üliõpilased .........................................................................................................145 Lõpetajad............................................................................................................149 Varasemate õpingute ja töökogemuse arvestamine ............................................150 5 Õppetegevuse kvaliteedikindlustamine ..............................................................151 Nõustamine ja karjäär.........................................................................................152 “TULE” raames jätkajad õppetasemeti...............................................................154 Teadus- ja arendustegevus........................................................................................155 Üldandmed .........................................................................................................155 Tulemuslikumad tegevused ................................................................................156 Riiklikud preemiad, riiklikud autasud, rahvusvahelised tunnustused .................156 Osalemine riiklikes otsustuskogudes, Eesti Teaduste Akadeemia ja välisakadeemiate liikmed ...................................................................................158 Teaduse tippkeskused.........................................................................................160 Tippteadlased ja välisprofessorid .......................................................................160 Riiklikud programmid ........................................................................................161 Eesti teaduse infrastruktuuri teekaart..................................................................162 Evalveerimine.....................................................................................................163 Teadus- ja arendustegevust toetav motivatsioonisüsteem...................................163 Teadus- ja arendustegevuse rahastamine............................................................164 Teadus- ja arendustegevuse sihtrahastamine ......................................................166 Teadus- ja arendustegevuse baasrahastamine.....................................................168 Eesti Teadusfondi meetmete kaudu rahastamine................................................170 Euroopa Liidu struktuurifondide rahastamisotsused...........................................172 Rahvusvaheline teaduskoostöö...........................................................................173 Teadustaristu uuendamine ..................................................................................173 Publikatsioonid...................................................................................................174 Üliõpilaste teadustööde võistlused .....................................................................175 Doktoriõpe.......................................................................................................... 178 Doktorikoolid .....................................................................................................182 Kaitstud doktoritööd...........................................................................................183 Innovatsioon ja rahvusvahelistumine........................................................................191 Eesti Vabariigi teaduspreemiad ................................................................................193 Peep Palumaa. Tsingi ja vase rakulised funktsioonid ja roll Alzheimeri tõve patoloogias..................................................................................................193 Mart Min. Signaalid impedants-spektroskoopias: originaalsed meetodid, uudsed rakendused .............................................................................................215 Akadeemik Paul Kogerman 120, Ülo Lille 80..........................................................226 Mihkel Veiderma. Paul Kogermani missioon ..................................................... 226 Margus Lopp. Paul Kogerman ja Ülo Lille: orgaanilised paardumisreaktsioonid........................................................................................228 Tõnis Kanger. Bitsükloheptaanist asabitsükloheptaanini....................................233 Nigulas Samel. Rasvhappe dioksügenaasid alamatest organismidest .................237 Ülo Lille. Mis tehtud ja mis teoksil ....................................................................241 Akadeemik Aleksander Voldek 100 .........................................................................243 Rain Lahtmets. Akadeemik Aleksander Voldek.................................................243 6 Valeri Zaboin, Viktor Popov. Akadeemik Aleksander Voldek – sada aastat sünnist ................................................................................................................246 Endel Risthein. Magnetohüdrodünaamilistest induktsioonmasinatest ................249 Enn Tõugu. Aleksander Voldek Eesti arvutiteaduse edendajana........................254 Aleksei Hõbemägi. Elektrotehnika Teadusliku Uurimise Instituudi algusaastad .........................................................................................................256 Ülo Kess. Aleksander Voldek Elektrotehnika Teadusliku Uurimise Instituudi loojana................................................................................................258 Raamatukogu............................................................................................................260
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