Science & Technology
A new chapter for USask’s cultural heritage
The university’s museums, galleries and the Diefenbaker Canada Centre have joined the University Library to form a unified cultural heritage organization
Young Innovators: USask student uncovers hidden risk in cleaning products
USask Chemistry PhD student Pedro A. F. Souza is investigating unexpected impacts of using common household cleaners on indoor air quality
USask professor opens career doors for math students
New PIMS co-director Dr. Ray Spiteri (PhD) is bringing a career skills workshop to mathematical sciences students
Farmers applaud restricted return of strychnine, experts warn of non-target poisonings
CBC News
Agricultural groups and farmers are applauding the move, but USask biology professor Dr. Christy Morrissey (PhD) argues the chemical isn't safe
Groundbreaking computer positions University of Saskatchewan as key player in global quantum research
Financial Post
New technology will enhance cutting-edge research in human health research, energy and agriculture
USask acquires quantum computer in huge step for research and innovation
USask will soon be home to the first university owned-and-operated, vendor-supported, full-stack, open-architecture quantum computer in Canada
In memory of Bill Laverty
The associate professor of mathematics and statistics passed away on March 8
A Settlement Discovery Could Upend Our Theory of Early America
Popular Mechanics
USask archaeologist Dr. Glenn Stuart (PhD) was part of the discovery of an 11,000-year-old Indigenous settlement in Saskatchewan
For Neil Chilton, teaching starts with having faith in students
The USask parasitologist’s distinguished research and teaching career started because he had something to prove
‘A very new technology’: Saskatchewan scientists research how to make solar panels more efficient
CTV News
Dr. Timothy Kelly (PhD) and his team are studying a new type of solar cell made from perovskite
Signature Series research podcast: Women and girls in science with Zoe Slusar
Slusar, also known as hip-hop artist ZHE the Free, is a USask graduate student in anthropology and co-ordinator of the Science Ambassador Program