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Maie Toomsalu

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ID86254
NAMEMaie Toomsalu
GIVEN NAMESMaie
FAMILY NAMEToomsalu
SIGNATURETOOMSALU M
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Tartu
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS11
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT11
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2012
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX0
  • Fulfilment of August Antonius Rauber's long-time dream

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2021

    In his educational work, August Antonius Rauber, professor of Anatomy of the University of Dorpat (nowadays the University of Tartu) paid great attention to improving students' training. He expected the educational museum of anatomy to be of great help in this. He began arranging it immediately after his arrival in Tartu in 1886. Professor Rauber lectured in German, but the number of Russian students was increasing rapidly in that period. Their c…

  • Pioneering embryological research at the Old Anatomical Theatre of the University of Tartu

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2020

    The reopening of the University of Tartu (1802) fell into the period when the society's needs for science and educated people were increasing rapidly. Universities became the most important research institutions, and their lecturers were not merely teachers but professional scientists. German higher education fostered ties with the most significant research centres of that time's world. The current article views the pioneering embryological resea…

  • Medical collections today

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu, Pille Randjärv•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2018

    In 1890 Professor of Anatomy August Antonius Rauber founded a museum of anatomy at the Old Anatomical Theatre in Tartu (Dorpat) in order to illustrate his lectures and to improve the students' knowledge. As Rauber lectured in German, but most students were Russians, illustrating lectures with models and original specimens was of great significance. Unfortunately, a great number of exhibits of Rauber's museum, although not all, have been lost in w…

  • Height and weight norms and somatotypic height-weight classification of Estonian schoolchildren aged 7-18 years

    Open Access•Helje Kaarma, Gudrun Veldre et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2018

    Relying on regularities of Estonian schoolchildren's body build, height and weight norms and a somatotypic height-weight classification were created for Estonian schoolchildren aged 7-18 years

  • Twenty-four years of the Centre for Physical Anthropology

    Open Access•Helje Kaarma, Gudrun Veldre et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2017

    The article provides an overview of the activities of the Centre for Physical Anthropology at the University of Tartu from its foundation in 1993 to the present

  • On systematisation of Estonians' body build data

    Open Access•Helje Kaarma, Gudrun Veldre et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2017

    Based on research results of women's, men's and children's body build, we present the arithmetic means of adult Estonian men and women (aged 20-70 years) as the national norms. Classifications based on gender and age enable to somatotype the subjects according to the classes of the classification

  • Alexander Theodor von Middendorff - doctor, explorer and promoter of cattle-breeding

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2016

    Alexander Theodor von Middendorff is considered one of the most pioneering scientists. As a talented researcher, Alexander Theodor von Middendorff made his contribution to the development of geography, hydrology, climatology, botany, glaciology, zoology, agriculture, ethnography (partly even linguistics) and other sciences. Along with K. E. von Baer, Alexander Theodor von Middendorff was one of the greatest naturalists in 19th-century Russia. Lik…

  • Th workshop of EAMHMS "New life of old skeletons and papier mache models". July 4-6 2013 in Tartu

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2013

    Membership in the European Union has given the unique collections gathered during 200 years by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Tartu an opportunity to belong to the European Association of the Museums of History of Medical Sciences, which in its turn has enabled us to cooperate with the most influential and famous medical museums of Europe. When questions arise, it is possible to invite an expert from a cooperation partner, to visit …

  • Chance will find a talented person

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2013

    Many people of Estonian ethnicity have found their way out of poverty by chance. Chance will favour the ambitious and hard-working and give them an opportunity to realise their dreams. Several examples can be found among Estonian scientists and cultural figures as well. One of those was Philipp Jakob Karell.Philipp Jakob Karell, who came from of a family of peasant servants of an estate, graduated from the Medical Faculty of the University of Tar…

  • Do anthropological, anatomical and pathoanatomical exhibits speak

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2012

  • Medical collections in Tartu Old Anatomical Theatre - from August Rauber's Anatomy Museum to a multifunctional research and edutainment centre

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu, Andres Arend•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2012

    In 1890 Professor of Anatomy August Antonius Rauber founded a museum of anatomy at the Old Anatomical Theatre in Tartu (Dorpat) in order to illustrate his lectures and to improve the students' knowledge. As Rauber lectured in German whereas most of the students were Russians, illustrating lectures with models and original specimens was of great significance. Rauber himself was very skilful at anatomical preparation and he also trained the prepara…

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  • Do anthropological, anatomical and pathoanatomical exhibits speak

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2012

  • Medical collections in Tartu Old Anatomical Theatre - from August Rauber's Anatomy Museum to a multifunctional research and edutainment centre

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu, Andres Arend•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2012

    In 1890 Professor of Anatomy August Antonius Rauber founded a museum of anatomy at the Old Anatomical Theatre in Tartu (Dorpat) in order to illustrate his lectures and to improve the students' knowledge. As Rauber lectured in German whereas most of the students were Russians, illustrating lectures with models and original specimens was of great significance. Rauber himself was very skilful at anatomical preparation and he also trained the prepara…

  • Th workshop of EAMHMS "New life of old skeletons and papier mache models". July 4-6 2013 in Tartu

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2013

    Membership in the European Union has given the unique collections gathered during 200 years by the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Tartu an opportunity to belong to the European Association of the Museums of History of Medical Sciences, which in its turn has enabled us to cooperate with the most influential and famous medical museums of Europe. When questions arise, it is possible to invite an expert from a cooperation partner, to visit …

  • Chance will find a talented person

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2013

    Many people of Estonian ethnicity have found their way out of poverty by chance. Chance will favour the ambitious and hard-working and give them an opportunity to realise their dreams. Several examples can be found among Estonian scientists and cultural figures as well. One of those was Philipp Jakob Karell.Philipp Jakob Karell, who came from of a family of peasant servants of an estate, graduated from the Medical Faculty of the University of Tar…

  • Alexander Theodor von Middendorff - doctor, explorer and promoter of cattle-breeding

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2016

    Alexander Theodor von Middendorff is considered one of the most pioneering scientists. As a talented researcher, Alexander Theodor von Middendorff made his contribution to the development of geography, hydrology, climatology, botany, glaciology, zoology, agriculture, ethnography (partly even linguistics) and other sciences. Along with K. E. von Baer, Alexander Theodor von Middendorff was one of the greatest naturalists in 19th-century Russia. Lik…

  • Twenty-four years of the Centre for Physical Anthropology

    Open Access•Helje Kaarma, Gudrun Veldre et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2017

    The article provides an overview of the activities of the Centre for Physical Anthropology at the University of Tartu from its foundation in 1993 to the present

  • On systematisation of Estonians' body build data

    Open Access•Helje Kaarma, Gudrun Veldre et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2017

    Based on research results of women's, men's and children's body build, we present the arithmetic means of adult Estonian men and women (aged 20-70 years) as the national norms. Classifications based on gender and age enable to somatotype the subjects according to the classes of the classification

  • Medical collections today

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu, Pille Randjärv•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2018

    In 1890 Professor of Anatomy August Antonius Rauber founded a museum of anatomy at the Old Anatomical Theatre in Tartu (Dorpat) in order to illustrate his lectures and to improve the students' knowledge. As Rauber lectured in German, but most students were Russians, illustrating lectures with models and original specimens was of great significance. Unfortunately, a great number of exhibits of Rauber's museum, although not all, have been lost in w…

  • Height and weight norms and somatotypic height-weight classification of Estonian schoolchildren aged 7-18 years

    Open Access•Helje Kaarma, Gudrun Veldre et al.•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2018

    Relying on regularities of Estonian schoolchildren's body build, height and weight norms and a somatotypic height-weight classification were created for Estonian schoolchildren aged 7-18 years

  • Pioneering embryological research at the Old Anatomical Theatre of the University of Tartu

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2020

    The reopening of the University of Tartu (1802) fell into the period when the society's needs for science and educated people were increasing rapidly. Universities became the most important research institutions, and their lecturers were not merely teachers but professional scientists. German higher education fostered ties with the most significant research centres of that time's world. The current article views the pioneering embryological resea…

  • Fulfilment of August Antonius Rauber's long-time dream

    Open Access•Maie Toomsalu•ARTICLE•Papers on Anthropology•2021

    In his educational work, August Antonius Rauber, professor of Anatomy of the University of Dorpat (nowadays the University of Tartu) paid great attention to improving students' training. He expected the educational museum of anatomy to be of great help in this. He began arranging it immediately after his arrival in Tartu in 1886. Professor Rauber lectured in German, but the number of Russian students was increasing rapidly in that period. Their c…

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