USask receives record $417M in awarded research funding in 2023/24
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) set a new benchmark in the institution’s history, attracting $417 million in awarded research funding in the 2023/2024 fiscal year.
Town of Canora works with USask to develop RaDAR rural memory clinic
The town of Canora is supporting its rural older adults to live well by developing a local primary care memory clinic delivered by health providers in the community.
International congress gathers world-renowned expertise at USask
Leading international researchers, industry partners and community members are gathering at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) to identify challenges and drive solutions around the food-water-energy nexus.
The impact of USask research on the future of breast cancer care
A Breast Cancer Awareness Month discussion with Dr. Mita Manna (MD) — University of Saskatchewan (USask) College of Medicine faculty member and medical oncologist.
Hidden threat: New USask research looks to improve food safety
Foodborne pathogens, like Salmonella, are a threat to food safety and can have harmful effects when contaminated food is consumed. As the new Agriculture and Agri-Food Innovation Chair in Applied Microbiology at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), Dr. Kaidi Wang (PhD) is looking to understand how foodborne pathogens survive in harsh environments, and how to effectively monitor and eliminate them.
Innovative USask collaboration helps medical residents develop essential disaster response skills
An ambitious simulation exercise at the University of Saskatchewan Clinical Learning Resource Centre is addressing the need for disaster management curriculum in Canadian emergency medicine residency programs.
A farewell to the original USask linear accelerator
Sixty years ago, it transformed the university. Now, it is being replaced.