News and stories about research at the University of Saskatchewan
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) will soon be home to the first university owned-and-operated, vendor-supported, full-stack, open-architecture quantum computer in Canada, positioning the university as a unique hub for quantum innovation.
USask professor, graduate student work to raise awareness about the status of Earth’s cryosphere
A new blood test created by University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers could mean faster diagnosis of the most devastating and aggressive types of Parkinson’s disease.
This year marks a landmark milestone for the Prairie Swine Centre (PSC) as it celebrates its 35th anniversary since being formally established as a non-profit corporation in 1991.
University of Saskatchewan (USask) graduate student Sheila Naytowhow was raised by First Nation elected officials and saw first-hand how their leadership roles impact their health.
When the polar vortex blankets Saskatchewan and temperatures drop to negative double digits, thermostats across the province are cranked to the max, putting natural gas furnaces into overdrive.
Cleaning the spaces we live in is often seen as a path to a healthier home, but what if it’s not as safe as we think?
