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In a new paper published in Nature, a team of University of Saskatchewan (USask) and international researchers presented their findings from a global investigation to determine gaps in science and policy that require reinforcement to…

When volcanoes erupt, they release much more than an impressive, photogenic spray of lava into the air. In fact, gases such as sulfur and carbon released from volcanoes into the atmosphere can impact the global climate. An international…

University of Saskatchewan (USask) archeologist and assistant professor Dr. Tatiana Nomokonova (PhD) and University of Alberta archeologist and USask adjunct professor Dr. Robert Losey (PhD) teamed up with multiple researchers around the…

The Pan-Canadian Smart Farm Network — led by Olds College Smart Farm — is a network of Smart Farms committed to sharing data and expertise that will help farmers, industry, and creators better understand, use, and develop smart…

The BIG project will apply new genomics solutions to better protect and conserve the wood bison population in Canada. It’s directly connected with the massive $17-million-dollar research initiative called “Integrated omics for sustainable…

And, as the findings of a new national survey by the University of Saskatchewan (USask) Canadian Hub for Applied and Social Research (CHASR) suggest, nowhere in Canada is the sentiment stronger than in the Prairie provinces, where nearly…

The VDC will have manufacturing capabilities for human and animal vaccines and will support Canada’s emergency response for possible future pandemics. As such, the centre will play a key role in Canada’s Biomanufacturing and Life Sciences…

In a new study recently published in the prestigious journal Nature Plants, University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers took a deeper look into how plants control the growth of the important cells that allow them to convert sunlight…

Undertaken in the spirit of reconciliation, pewaseskwan and the SFNWC will work towards a shared accountability framework which meaningfully operationalizes the existing FSIN/USask MOU and supports Indigenous research.Dr. Alexandra King…

Now, the Government of Canada is investing $400,000 over two years in a University of Saskatchewan (USask)-led project to make their challenge a little easier. The project, funded through PrairiesCan under its Regional Innovation…