Science & Technology
USask celebrates launch of Canada’s freshwater monitoring network
The Global Water Futures Observatories is a network of freshwater monitoring and observation stations placed strategically across Canada
International collaboration brings artwork to life with augmented reality
shARed spaces team explores the possibilities of a developing technology and its place in digital art
USask announces 2024 Images of Research contest winners
Winning submissions included images from projects in the Departments of Art and Art History, and Biology,
Five things to know about the upcoming solar eclipse: USask space expert
A SuperDARN scientist talks about the eclipse on April 8, 2024
Canada had designs on being a hydro superpower. Now its rivers and lakes are drying up.
Wall Street Journal
“In parts of the country, conditions are truly disastrous,” said Dr. John Pomeroy (PhD) of the Department of Geography and Planning
USask research making a splash on World Water Day
USask is celebrating World Water Day—and showcasing its world-class water research happening on campus and beyond
National USask-led satellite science mission receives $17 million in funding
The HAWC mission could revolutionize the way we understand and address climate change
'From strength to strength:' Water research hub brings women's voices to the forefront
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
The USask-led Women Plus Water project connects early-career female scientists with mentors who can help them thrive
USask research: For water in Western Canada, forget the old normal
University of Saskatchewan researcher Dr. John Pomeroy (PhD) says the ways we’re managing water resources will no longer cut it
Tsunami on the plains: USask researchers find sea waves once swept Prairie Provinces
Department of Geological Sciences researchers have found the strongest-ever evidence of a tsunami in a shallow inland sea
Women and girls in STEM: ‘Different perspectives are always good’
USask chemistry assistant professor reflects on gender divide in STEM-related studies