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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Scientific Practices in the Philosophers’ Looking-glass
This is a recap of the three-day workshop entitled “Practical Realism – Towards a Realistic Account of Science”, organised by the University of Tartu’s Chair of Philosophy of Science in June 2011. Continue reading
Posted in Humanities, Research
Tagged history of science, philosophy of science, practical realism, science as practice, Umwelt
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“Excuse Me, Have You Fallen Down?”
The University of Tartu researchers presented ROBO M.D., a home care robot which monitors and detects critical situations which need prompt medical attention for elderly people or people with cardiovascular diseases. Continue reading
Who Dares Say Marine Life in the Baltic Sea is Grey?
The hidden colours of the Baltic underwater seascapes are revealed in the following selection of images captured by Carlos Minguell, the photographer of Oceana, in spring 2011. Continue reading