Teaduse elutööpreemia pälvis taimeökoloog Martin Zobel

Teaduse elutööpreemia pälvis taimeökoloog Martin Zobel

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Lifetime Achievement Award in Science Goes to Plant Ecologist Martin Zobel

Martin Zobel on Tartu Ülikooli professor. Ta sai .
Zobel on uurinud . Tema tööd on avaldatud Nature ja Science.
Zobel rääkis, et preemia on tema jaoks . Ta ütles: "See ja näitab, et mu töö on kasulik."
Professor rõhutas, et . Ta soovitas noortel ja kolleegidel .
Teiste preemiate saajate hulgas olid ka füüsikud, kes uurisid . Nad analüüsisid ja said tunnustust.
Terviseteaduse valdkonnas sai preemia profesor Triin Laisk. Ta uuris naiste tervise geneetikat ja lõi riskimudeli emakakaelavähi ennetamiseks.
Tehnikavaldkonnas sai preemia professor Targo Kalamees. Ta arendas meetodeid hoonete renoveerimiseks ja energiatõhususe tõstmiseks.
Preemiaid anti ka keskkonna- ja põllumajanduse valdkonnas. Näiteks uuriti õhusaastet ja .
Sotsiaalteadustes sai preemia töörühm, kes uuris . Nad lõid süsteemi, mis aitab paremini kriisidega toime tulla.
Preemiaid said ka majandusteadlased. Nad analüüsid Euroopa majanduse muutusi ja Eesti majanduspoliitikat.
Keeleteaduses sai preemia professor emeriitus Helle Metslang. Ta uuris ja avaldas uue grammatika.
Elutööpreemia suurus on 65 000 eurot. Teiste preemiate suurused on 50 000 ja 20 000 eurot.
Martin Zobel is a professor at the University of Tartu. He received the lifetime achievement award for his long-term scientific work.
Zobel has studied the interaction between plants and fungi. His work has been published in leading journals such as Nature and Science.
Zobel mentioned that the award is an important recognition for him. He said: "It boosts morale and shows that my work is useful."
The professor emphasized that science should be interesting. He advised young scientists and colleagues to offer something new.
Among other award recipients were physicists who studied the Higgs boson. They analyzed particle decay and received recognition.
In the field of health sciences, the award went to Professor Triin Laisk. She researched the genetics of women's health and created a risk model for cervical cancer prevention.
In the field of technology, the award was given to Professor Targo Kalamees. He developed methods for building renovation and improving energy efficiency.
Awards were also given in the fields of environment and agriculture. For example, air pollution and environmentally friendly cultivation methods were studied.
In social sciences, the award went to a research group that studied human vulnerability in crisis situations. They created a system that helps better cope with crises.
Economists also received awards. They analyzed changes in the European economy and Estonia's economic policy.
In linguistics, the award went to Professor Emeritus Helle Metslang. She studied the diversity of the Estonian language and published a new grammar.
The lifetime achievement award is €65,000. Other awards are €50,000 and €20,000.