Research, Scholarly & Artistic Work
Making solar cells more weatherproof
Canadian Light Source
USask chemists discover why humidity causes perovskite cells to fail, along with potential solutions
USask’s Amati quartet studied by instrument experts at international event
The USask Amati quartet — viola, cello and two violins—were crafted in the 1600s by members of the famous Amati family in Cremona, Italy
USask makes strides in international subject rankings
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) has ranked in the top 100 universities in the world in four subject areas: Water Resources, Agricultural Sciences, Earth Sciences, Veterinary Sciences
USask research contributes to book on living well with dementia
Dr. Megan O'Connell (PhD) co-authored book, How to Live Well with Dementia: Expert Help for People Living with Dementia and their Family, Friends and Care Partners
Renowned One Health, AI researcher receives top USask honour
A world-renowned pioneer in computational intelligence, Computer Science associate professor Dr. FangXiang Wu (PhD) has received USask's Distinguished Researcher Award
Indigenous USask student spends summer research project with wild horses
Summer research experience helped Arts and Science undergraduate student overcome imposter syndrome
New funding announced for Indigenous health research network
The NEIHR has received $37.6 million over five years from the federal government through CIHR
A farewell to the original USask linear accelerator
On Campus News
Sixty years ago, it transformed the university. Now, it is being replaced.
USask alum’s art part of Truth and Reconciliation stamp series
Residential school survivor and acclaimed artist Adrian Stimson (MFA’06) has helped create a powerful stamp series to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Putting patients first
USask graduate and honorary degree recipient Dr. Richard Ehman (BSc’74, MD’79, DSc’00), a Mayo Clinic radiologist and researcher, reflects on his university education and his impactful career in medical imaging
Indigenous USask student aspires to become ‘legal’ hacker
Computer science major Noah Merasty had opportunity to conduct research with NSERC grant as a first year undergraduate student