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.
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?
Canada’s ability to respond to emerging infectious diseases depends not only on cutting-edge research, but on the development of a strong, well-trained scientific workforce.
Wildfires are a common and growing risk across Canada, but a researcher from the University of Saskatchewan (USask) is highlighting how increasing wildfire activity influences biodiversity in northern Saskatchewan.
From field work in the Canadian Arctic to the 3D map of one of University of Saskatchewan’s (USask) most iconic lecture theatres, this year’s Images of Research contest once again showcases the rich research, scholarly and artistic work of USask staff, faculty, students, and alumni.
For Canadians diagnosed with neurodegenerative diseases like Multiple Sclerosis (MS), losing the ability to do the things they love is a real fear. And while breakthroughs in drug treatments have helped slow the progression of MS, there is still more to be done to ensure that people affected are able to keep living active and engaged lives.
Affirming its place among the most impactful universities in the world, the University of Saskatchewan (USask) has achieved high placements in prominent university rankings by subject areas.
