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During the Bonn Climate Change Conference held by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in early June, the MECCE Project published an update to its Interactive Data Platform which allows for a cross-country…

Patients participating in online focus groups said they face several barriers to accessing care. Among the identified challenges are long wait times, lack of appropriate services in rural areas, insufficient knowledge among health-care…

USask graduate student Christopher Mahadeo recently completed his PhD work through the College of Arts and Science. His research was focused on furthering our mathematical understanding of quantum materials and how they can be used to…

The project, titled “Artificial intelligence CT-based biological age as a novel predictor of cardiovascular and all-cause mortality,” received $150,000 as part of the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) Establishment Grant…

USask earned a ranking of 345th in the 2024 QS WUR out of 2,963 participating institutions – an increase of 128 spots from USask’s rank of 473rd overall for the 2023 rankings. The performance is USask’s best showing in these rankings,…

Two University of Saskatchewan (USask) soil scientists have just put the finishing touches on a new Prairie Nutrient Removal Calculator—an online tool that provides a critical piece of information to help make on-farm fertilizer…

Dr. Julie Kaye (PhD), associate professor of sociology in USask’s College of Arts and Science, and co-directors Dr. Hadley Friedland (PhD), Dr. Val Napoleon (PhD), and Professor Patricia Barkaskas (JD), have been awarded a $700,000 grant…

The research coming out of Global Water Futures (GWF) is being presented at an open science meeting over three days from May 15–17, and will highlight some of the best science and knowledge addressing solutions for Canada’s water futures,…

A research team led by USask College of Arts and Science researcher in physics and engineering physics, Dr. Alexander Moewes (PhD), Canada Research Chair in Materials Science with Synchrotron Radiation, is investigating a brand-new…

Global warming is bringing longer growing seasons, allowing producers to expand the types of crops they cultivate. While this can be a benefit, a longer growing season increases the risk of environmental stressors, like frost and cool…