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Featured Profiles

Researchers in the College of Arts & Science have earned an international reputation for innovation and excellence in a variety of areas. The college's faculty hold a number of Canada Research Chair appointments in areas ranging from Materials Science (Dr. John Tse) and Synchrotron Radiation (Dr. Alexander Moewes) to Photovoltaics (Dr. Tim Kelly) and the History of Medicine (Erika Dyck).

With more than 300 faculty members, the college is home to many innovative and exciting research projects. Click on the pictures below to read more about what these select faculty members are researching.

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Adam Bourassa Department of Physics and Engineering Physics OSIRIS on Odin Satellite: Measuring Atmospheric Changes Alexander Moewes Department of Physics and Engineering Physics Beamteam Studies New Materials Using the Synchrotron
Andreas Pollak Department of Economics Regional Disparities in Canadian Employment Insurance Ann Martin Department of English Conferences Empowering Undergrads
Bonita Beatty Department of Native Studies Community Engagement in Northern Communities Chris Soteros Department of Mathematics and Statistics Using Math and Stats to Untangle DNA
Christy Morrissey Department of Biology Environmental Contaminants Impacting Birds and Wetland Ecosystems Clint Westman Department of Archaeology and Anthropology Canadian Oil Sands and First Nations Communities in Alberta
David Parkinson Department of English Manuscript to Print: Changing Practices in Medieval to Early-Modern Scotland Ella Ophir Department of English Digitizing the Notebooks of an Extraordinary Woman
Ian Stavness Department of Computer Science Biomechanics and Computer Graphics Janeen Loehr Department of Psychology Studying Brain Activity in Coordinated Action
Jennifer Poudrier Department of Sociology Engaging First Nations, Métis and Inuit Women through Photovoice Jim Clifford Department of History Digging into Data: Commodities on the Move
John Tse Department of Physics and Engineering Physics Experimental Techniques to Design New Materials Julia Jamison Department of Drama Connecting Drama Students with Industry Professionals
Katie Labelle Department of History Correcting Canadian History Books Kelly Foley Department of Economics Neighbourhoods and University Attendance
Kevin Ansdell Department of Geological Sciences New Challenges in Targeting Hidden Ore Deposits Kevin Stanley Department of Computer Science Spread of Disease, Human Behaviour and Smart Phones
Linda McMullen Department of Psychology Prescribing and Using Antidepressants Lindsey Banco Department of English The Impact of the Nuclear Era in American Literature
Loleen Berdahl Department of Political Studies Public Perceptions of Saskatchewan’s Nuclear Industry Matthew Neufeld Department of History Private / Public Healthcare in Britain’s 18th Century Navy
Neil Hibbert Department of Political Studies Motivations and Social Justice Peta Bonham-Smith Department of Biology Threats to Canadian Farming
Regan Mandryk Department of Computer Science Positive Uses of Computer Gaming for Children Robert Innes Department of Native Studies Indigenous Knowledge and Waste Water Management
Ron Borowsky Department of Psychology Mapping the Mind onto the Brain: Implications for Literacy Ron Steer Department of Chemistry Using Photovoltaics to Reduce Carbon Footprints
Tim Kelly Department of Chemistry Harvesting Prairie Sunshine: Innovative Organic Solar Cells Ulrich Teucher Department of Psychology Indigenous Knowledge and Food Security
Xulin Guo Department of Geography Remote Sensing and Endangered Species