Media Coverage

• 2025 – DigiPRO / Geenius – “Tartu teadlased arendavad IA-lahendusi, mis teevad linnad targemaks ja tervishoiu täpsemaks” – Estonia – Technology media – AI, smart cities, healthcare, energy-efficient AI systems.
• 2024 – University of Tartu News – “Two UT‑related projects received support from smart specialisation applied research programme” – Estonia – University research news – Funding for applied research projects related to smart cities, AI and data‑driven technologies.
• 2023 – ERR (Estonian Public Broadcasting) – “Tartu Ülikoolis on välja arendatud ümbrust kaardistav tõukeratas” – Estonia – National public media – Project about a scooter that maps the surrounding environment; noted as PhD work of my graduated phd student Alireza Zadegan.
• 2020 – EIT Urban Mobility News – “EIT Urban Mobility presents the Journal of Urban Mobility” – Barcelona – The Journal of Urban Mobility is a fully Open Access journal, initiated and supported by the EIT Urban Mobility, offering prompt publication and wide dissemination of new urban mobility research to a global audience.
• 2018 – University of Tartu News – “Taxify and University of Tartu bring innovation to urban mobility” – Estonia – University news – Research collaboration on smart mobility and intelligent transportation systems.
• 2018 – Postimees – “Taxify ja Tartu Ülikool ühendavad uute lahenduste nimel jõud” – Estonia – National media – University of Tartu and Taxify/Bolt collaboration on urban mobility, traffic analysis, GPS and mapping solutions.
• 2018 – Universitas Tartuensis (DIGAR archive) – Estonian university magazine article – Estonia – Institutional media – Smart city research, mobility data, and analysis of urban movement patterns.
• 2017 – Tartu Postimees – "UT master's student wins best research award at international conference" – University of Tartu research demonstrating digital handwriting recognition enhancement using mathematical morphology operations in the learning process.
• 2015 – ERR News – Estonian public broadcasting news article – Estonia – National media – University of Tartu research demonstrating vulnerabilities in commercial drones and showing that Wi-Fi–controlled drones can be intercepted or hijacked.