Feasibility study for an Estonian Materials Technology Programme

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19 1 200 000 000 1 000 000 000 800 000 000 600 000 000 400 000 000 200 000 000 Feasibility study for an Estonian Materials Technology Programme 2. Materials technology in Estonia Figure 5. University of Tartu and Tallinn University of Technology are receiving most of the research project funding in materials science and technology (note: relative) 2.2 0 University of Tartu Key organisations 2.2.1 Universities and research organisations University of Tartu Tallinn University of Technology University of Tartu (UT) is one of the two large Estonian universities doing materials technology research and teaching. The university has in total 17 500 students in 9 faculties. The materials technology related activities in the University of Tartu are situated in the Faculty of Science and Technology (LOTE), which consists of 6 institutes, approximately 1000 employees and 2000 students 4 . Most relevant institutes of the LOTE faculty regarding materials science and technology are the Institute of Chemistry, Institute of Physics and Institute of Technology. Institute of Chemistry 5 Chair of Applied Electrochemistry Chair of Bioorganic Chemistry Chair of Colloid and Environmental Chemistry Chair of Inorganic Chemistry Chair of Molecular Technology Chair of Organic Chemistry Chair of Physical Chemistry Institute of Physics 6 Department of Materials Sciences Laboratory of Physics of Ionic Crystals Laboratory of Thin Film Technology Laboratory of Physics of Nanostructures Laboratory of X-Ray Spectroscopy Laboratory of Laser Spectroscopy Department of Experimental Physics Laboratory of Laser Techniques Department of Theoretical Physics Laboratory of Solid State Physics Department of Bio- and Environmental Physics Laboratory of Biophysics Institute of Technology 7 Material and chemical technology Section of Organic Chemistry Intelligent Materials and Systems Lab 4 http://www.ut.ee/804172 5 http://www.chem.ut.ee/index.aw/set_lang_id=2 6 http://www.fi.ut.ee/292586 7 http://www.tuit.ut.ee/index.aw/set_lang_id=2 National Institute Competence of Chemical Center of Food Physics and and Fermentation Biophysics Technologies Estonian University of Life Sciences Estonian Biocentre Tallinn University
20 Feasibility study for an Estonian Materials Technology Programme 2. Materials technology in Estonia Tallinn University of Technology Tallinn University of Technology (TUT) is the other large Estonian university doing materials technology research and teaching. The university is organized into 8 faculties with 33 departments, 9 faculty research centres, and 10 affiliated institutions. In total, TUT employs a staff of approximately 2000 people, half of which belong to the academic staff. The university gives teaching to almost 14000 students (6500 bachelor level, 1300 engineering, 3250 masters, 700 doctoral, plus applied sciences and Open University students). 8 The three faculties most relevant for materials science and technology are the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Chemical and Materials Technology and Faculty of Mechanical Engineering. Some materials related activities are also present in the Faculty of Power Engineering, Faculty of Information Technology and the Faculty of Science. 9 Faculty of Civil Engineering Department of Structural Design Department of Building Production Department of Mechanics Faculty of Chemical and Materials Technology Department of Chemical Engineering Department of Materials Science Department of Polymer Materials Department of Food Processing Centre for Materials Research Laboratory of Inorganic Materials Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Department of Machinery Department of Materials Engineering Department of Mechatronics Laboratory of Mechanical Testing and Metrology Faculty of Power Engineering Department of Mining Faculty of Information Technology Department of Electronics Centre for Biorobotics Faculty of Science Department of Physics Department of Chemistry Centre for Biology of Integrated Systems Institute of Cybernetics National Institute of Chemical Physics and Biophysics The National Institute of Chemical Physics and Biophysics (KBFI) is a research institution that carries out fundamental and applied research in materials science, gene- and biotechnology, environmental technology and computer science 10 . The institute is organized under sections of Chemical Physics, Molecular Genetics, Bioorganic Chemistry and Bioenergetics. The institute employs an academic staff of approximately 100 people with an annual budget of 51,5 M EEK (3,2 €) in 2009. Majority of the staff (~60) is working under the chemical physics laboratory. 8 http://www.ttu.ee/tallinn-university-of-technology/about-tut/facts-and-figures/ 9 http://www.ttu.ee/faculties-institutes-colleges 10 http://www.kbfi.ee/?id=56&lang=eng
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