To solve the issue of complementing cell loss or stimulating angiogenesis for repairing MI, scaffolds encapsulating living cells, which aim at inducing cell proliferation and differentiation, are designed and then synthesized based on biocompatible and biodegradable materials. The experiments are performed by applying them to 3D cultured MDSCs for cell proliferation and differentiation study via […]

Disruptive antenna technologies are required to provide performance and fabrication advantages in developing broadband wireless application products in emerging upper microwave and millimeterwave radio bands. The internship will investigate the feasibility of applying Polymer-based Dielectric Resonator Antenna (PRA), technology developed at the University of Saskatchewan, to commercial antenna array applications

Saskatchewan is one of the key provinces in Canada to produce canola, flax, barley, wheat, and other agricultural products. In this research work, high performance bio-adsorbents will be formulated from the agricultural by-products for drying bio-alcohols and natural gas at low costs. These biosorbents are re-usable for dehydration and regeneration cycles. The exhausted biomaterials may […]

Customer service operations in fundraising management organizations often face the challenge of handling large volumes of repetitive inquiries during high-demand periods such as festival seasons, raffle result announcements, and charity campaign launches. Traditional customer service support methods cause delayed responses due to limited staff availability, resulting in customer dissatisfaction. To address these challenges, we propose […]

PatchUp is a web-based resource that offers a smarter, more scalable way to support classrooms by addressing behavioural needs through technology and innovation. Designed to assist students during moments of dysregulation, PatchUp provides interactive emotion regulation activities that can be used independently or alongside support staff, making it a flexible solution across a variety of […]

Haskap is an emerging berry crop in North America known for its unique flavour and high nutritional value. Commercial haskap cultivars have received considerable attention from researchers, however, Canada’s native wild haskap populations remain largely unstudied. This project aims to comprehensively analyze the metabolomic profiles of 150 wild Canadian haskap accessions maintained by the Fruit […]

The NutraMate project aims to revolutionize prescription management in pharmacies by implementing an AI-driven automation system that replaces traditional manual processes. Our cutting-edge technology will significantly reduce the documentation and data entry time while also having high accuracy and improving patient safety through advanced verification processes. Our product is seamlessly integrated into existing pharmacy workflows […]

Healthcare workers face increasing challenges in protecting themselves from injuries caused by physically demanding tasks. One of the most injury-prone activities is repositioning patients in bed, such as sliding them up or down the mattress or turning them onto their side for sling placement and backside care. These tasks often require significant manual effort and […]

The goal of this research is to employ protein derived from canola meal, a readily accessible agricultural byproduct generated in Canada, to create a biodegradable, non-toxic adhesive. This breakthrough contributes to Canada’s agriculture sector, lowers environmental and health concerns in the wood production industry, and promotes the country’s green economy goals by eliminating synthetic, petroleum […]

Minerva Analytics Inc. is a technology startup focused on automating manual and repetitive processes in research laboratories. The goal is to free scientists from routine tasks so they can concentrate on complex analysis and innovation. Through AI-powered software tools, Minerva transforms traditional lab workflows—often reliant on manual data entry, disconnected spreadsheets, and inefficient communication—into streamlined, […]

Medical imaging is vital to modern healthcare, yet high costs and limited access slow patients’ paths to diagnosis. Radiologists often correlate imaging findings across multiple imaging modalities and sequences to arrive at a specific diagnosis, but each extra scan or sequence increases scanner time, healthcare costs, wait-list pressure, radiation for ionizing exams, and energy use. […]

The project is part of the PhD research conducted by Madeline Berezowski. It is also part of a multifaceted research program developed collaboratively by Dr. Sowa and Dr. Fransson. It revolves around the idea of developing custom mathematical methods in support of frontier quantum physics research. Our specific target is an analysis of systems of […]