University of Saskatchewan

That is the conclusion of a new paper by two University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers who have found the strongest-ever evidence of a tsunami in a shallow inland sea. The research by Dr. Brian Pratt (PhD) and Dr. Colin Sproat (PhD)…

Thirteen projects led by USask researchers and research teams were awarded funding through the CIHR Project Grant from the Fall 2023 competition. The projects received a total of $4,862,701 in funding. The CIHR Project Grant program is…

Dr. Deborah Anderson (PhD), the director of research for the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency and a professor in USask’s College of Medicine, is working with other scientists at USask and across Canada to develop a new drug treatment for…

As World Water Day approaches, Dr. John Pomeroy (PhD) is warning of a spring unlike any he’s seen in Western Canada. The Prairies are entering another year of a multi-year drought, with soil moisture, snowpacks and streamflows at levels…

From a top journal in the field of environmental toxicology, this prestigious international award marks a significant accomplishment for Brinkmann, whose early career research is characterized by creative approaches, new ideas,…

The Farm2Kitchen soup mix product is a collaboration between the USask College of Agriculture and Bioresources, the Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS), Saskatchewan Food Industry Development Centre Inc. (Food Centre), and…

“Pulses play an important role in sustainable agriculture and food security. We are excited for Dr. Vargas to join our team of researchers that are committed to tackling the great challenges facing society today, particularly those at the…

In the worlds of medicine and history, there is plenty the public doesn’t know or understand about the use of psychedelics – which is one of the reasons Dr. Erika Dyck (PhD) chose to assemble a book cataloguing research and essays on…

Having started his master’s program during the height of the pandemic, Jansen “jumped at the opportunity” to join a research team that studied SARS-CoV-2 – the virus that causes COVID-19 – at the university’s world-class Vaccine…

But for two University of Saskatchewan (USask) scientists, members of the Camelid family have earned their place in the spotlight for another reason: they’re fascinating models for reproductive research. The Camelid family of…