Science & Technology
USask undergrad student puts community first in ecological research
Biomedical neuroscience undergraduate student Acagos Carriere wants to be known as a water protector
Global action urged to preserve glaciers—and humanity—at international glacier conference
Global Water Futures
USask professor Dr. John Pomeroy (PhD) was a keynote speaker at the conference attended by world leaders, scientists, financial organizations and UN agencies
Discovering a 506-million-year-old predator
Manitoba Museum
Dr. Joe Moysiuk (PhD), who led the study that found the spiny, three-eyed predator, is an adjunct faculty member in the USask Department of Geological Sciences
Computer science is for everyone: new USask graduate
Amanda Ewen wasn’t sure about pursuing science until she discovered her perfect place at USask
Illuminating enzymes
The Globe and Mail
In the lab of the Department of Chemistry's Dr. Chris Phenix (PhD), innovation in radio-imaging techniques illustrates a powerful research convergence at USask
Cameco gifts $10 million to USask
Cameco and the University of Saskatchewan (USask) are celebrating a partnership that will bring new opportunities
Five USask faculty members honoured with distinguished professorship
Department of Computer Science faculty member Dr. Julita Vassileva (PhD) is among the recipients of the award award celebrating lifetime achievements
USask Arts and Science faculty recognized for research, scholarly, artistic impact on communities
Four Arts and Science faculty members presented with college awards for outstanding RSAW contributions
The impact of Rossmo’s Formula
Green & White
Arts and Science Alumni of Influence Dr. Kim Rossmo (BA'78) pioneered the field of geographical profiling—developing a mathematical model to help locate serial criminals
USask geoscientist: Three things you might not know about the Earth
On Campus News
Researcher Dr. Jim Lee (PhD), head of the Department of Geological Sciences at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) shares fascinating facts about the planet we call home
How Canada Wins: The synchrotron and Saskatoon's bright scientific future
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Dr. Ingrid Pickering (PhD), geological sciences professor and chief science officer of the CLS, talks about the future of Canada's synchrotron