Science & Technology
‘I had a truly memorable time at USask’
Adnan Fida (BSc’00, MSc’08), who currently works for Google, reflects on his time as a USask computer science student 25 years after his graduation
Sask. university researchers aim to develop new vaccines with quantum computing
CBC News
USask is one of the first to put this emerging technology to practical use
Approximation and Our Intellectual History
A colloquium on mathematics and philosophy by Dr. Nicolas Fillion (PhD)
USask researcher discovers surprising findings from atmospheric measurements
USask physics professor Dr. Susann Tegtmeier (PhD) and post-doctoral researcher Dr. Kimberlee Dube (PhD) are paying close attention to Earth's stratosphere
USask students featured in new Walking with Dinosaurs series
Paleontologists Jack Milligan and Kaitlin Lindblad appear in an episode of the celebrated series, which returns this summer
‘Unwillingness to accept any limitations as to what is possible’
Green&White
Dr. Kazuki Ikeda, a former USask postdoctoral fellow who worked at quanTA, is breaking new ground in quantum science
USask students awarded Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor Scholarships
Government of Saskatchewan
Computer Science PhD student Thulani Hewavithana is working to help plant scientists to develop better crop varieties
USask research explores how wildfire smoke impacts bird physiology
"What does wildfire smoke mean for songbirds? And for the migratory birds, what does it mean for their ability to migrate?” asks Department of Biology faculty member Dr. Catie Ivy (PhD)
Three USask students recognized nationally with Vanier scholarships
The Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships are among the most prestigious awards for doctoral students in Canada
USask researcher uses laser and diamond technology to simulate meteorite impacts
Assistant geological sciences professor Dr. Tianqi Xie (PhD) is seeking to better understand meteorite impacts and their effects throughout the solar system
Research on ice-forming compound could improve pipeline safety, carbon capture and storage
Canadian Light Source
Work by USask researchers advances understanding of crystal "cages" of ice that can trap gas, liquids