New USask infrastructure to bolster agricultural research
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) has received $11.8 million in funding for two new facilities that will provide critical workspace for crop and soil science research and teaching.
USask hosts Nobel Prize winner and honorary degree recipient
“How does it feel knowing your work benefits everyone on Earth?”
Leading USask researcher recognized for excellence with YWCA STEM award
Dr. Ingrid Pickering (PhD), chief science officer of the Canadian Light Source (CLS) and professor of Geological Sciences at the University of Saskatchewan (USask), is the recipient of this year’s STEM award at the Graham YWCA Saskatoon Women of Distinction Awards.
Building nuclear expertise: Saskatchewan hosts renowned IAEA program
Saskatchewan is helping to build nuclear expertise in the region by offering the Canadian National Nuclear Energy Management School (NEMS) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) this week.
USask researchers exploring brain-gut connection in new Alzheimer’s disease treatments
Could a potential treatment for Alzheimer’s disease be sitting in the dairy cooler of your local grocery store?
USask scientists identify vulnerability in cancer cells
A team of University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers, using innovative genetic screening, have identified a new target to suppress breast cancer growth.
USask researchers link plants and people through advanced medical imaging
Using cutting-edge nuclear imaging technology, medical isotopes produced at the Saskatchewan Cyclotron Facility (Facility) and a deep knowledge of chemistry and biology, two University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers are uncovering surprising connections between plant science and human health.