University of Regina researchers receive $8 million in federal funding
Sixty-six University scholars receive funding
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Fighting superbugs with Indigenous traditional knowledge
Tackling antibiotic resistance with Indigenous medicine and modern science
Scotty’s rib
Tough break, big discovery.
A lifeline for new and expecting parents
A new, online course supports people navigating symptoms of anxiety and depression during pregnancy and the postpartum period.
Making the case for small modular reactors
A Q & A about what role SMRs could play in our energy future
From COVID-19 to Bird Flu
Tracing disease through wastewater
Enduring Discoveries
Showcasing the U of R’s long-standing research
Atomic alliance
Saskatchewan universities join forces with Canadian nuclear leaders to advance research and innovation.
$1 million in funding to deepen our understanding of people, societies, and the world
SSHRC’s Insight Research program funds seven U of R projects
Splitting atoms
U of R researcher receives funding to create safe and sustainable waste strategies for SMRs.
Funding boost for nuclear science and subatomic physics
Innovation Saskatchewan Invests $580,000 in U of R Projects Advancing Nuclear Science and Subatomic Physics.
Cleaning up dirty water
Fulbright Canada Research Chair tackles global environmental challenge
Quantum leap
The unlikely beginnings of a physicist
U of R Researcher awarded Canada Research Chair in Aging and Long-Term Care
The federal government allocates over $4.4 million in funding to U of R researchers.
New research holds life-changing potential for CF patients
Dr. Omar El-Halfawy, a U of R Canada Research Chair, receives funding from Cystic Fibrosis Canada.
Three Minute Thesis
Research that’s short, sweet, and easy to understand.
U of R researcher awarded federal Chair for Indigenous wellness and health equity in applied public health
Dr. JoLee Sasakamoose assumes the prestigious role of Chair for promoting Indigenous wellness and health equity through applied public health research.
Book it!
Great new reads by U of R scholars.
Stronger together
Providing multi-level approaches to rural dementia care.
Cannabis in care
Research into cannabis use in long-term care homes
Restoring the balance of power
U of R researcher turns an equity lens on the power grid
Urban wildlife project
A biology student is finding out what wildlife lives in Regina.
Assessing pain in dementia patients
U of R researcher providing ways to help determine when people with dementia are in pain.
Ag waste: the last straw
Ag biproducts get a new life
Reducing re-hospitalizations
The goal of a new pilot project is to reduce re-hospitalization rates by connecting patients to resources in their home communities
More than $7 million announced for U of R research including a project to improve children’s eyewitness testimony
Federal government’s bundled announcement provides funding for dozens of University of Regina researchers.
Treating everyone – and every species – with equal concern
Engaging with animals through guided interventions is a form of social justice.
Lakes sweat to play it cool
New research published in Nature Communications shows that lakes can sweat off heat to fight the effects of climate warming…for a while.
National Postdoc Appreciation Week
Find out how some of our postdocs are changing the world
Two U of R researchers inducted into the Royal Society of Canada
Professor David Garneau and Dr. Taiwo Afolabi have been elected to the Royal Society of Canada
Don’t trash it
U of R researcher receives federal funding to help curb textile and clothing waste
Making a difference
Project ReportNeedles.ca aims to reduce overdoses
Funding awarded to U of R researcher for critical mineral exploration
Geobiologist Dr. Leslie Robbins awarded $382,744 from CFI and Saskatchewan Innovation to create the Environmental Geochemistry and Interfaces (EGI) Lab.
Why’d you come here?
Students travel from all corners of the globe to work with world-class researchers at the University of Regina
Transforming sludge
A U of R researcher is helping to transform wastewater sludge into useful and environmentally friendly products.
Science exposed
Vote for University of Regina research photos!
Focusing in on autism
Dr. Mohan Babu and his team awarded $2 million USD for autism spectrum disorder research
Global connections
Some of our best and brightest minds meet Regina’s business community.
Ending the cycle of trauma
A new trauma-focused prenatal group program aims to interrupt the generational cycle of trauma.
Research to help provide clean drinking water to First Nations communities
University of Regina environmental engineer secures federal funding to develop a self-powered, portable device for water disinfection and pollutant removal
Biology professor receives national award for outstanding graduate mentorship
Dr. Mark Brigham has changed many lives and has created a legacy of highly-trained biologists.
Organic matter found in fossilized 44-million-year-old beetle
An exciting new discovery opens a window to the past.
My identity is my superpower
Dr. Gwen Grinyer is the first open, out, and visible trans woman physicist in Canada.
Granted! SSHRC Knowledge Synthesis Grants 2023
The federal government is providing funding so our researchers can help to ensure a violence-free Canada.
Granted! Health Research – SHRF Align Grants 2023
U of R researchers receive funding to conduct health research that aligns with the needs of Saskatchewan.
Granted! Health Research – CIHR 2023 Project Grants
Thanks to federal funding, U of R health researchers are able to do the work that helps improve the lives of Canadians.
Managing our mask mess
Engineer Dr. Denise Stilling is turning used face masks into weather-resistant landscape bricks that can withstand a Prairie winter.
Found in translation
Translating more than 40,000 documents will help the Cowessess First Nation team discover the identities of those buried in hundreds of unmarked graves.
U of R researcher receives SHRF Excellence Award
U of R’s Dr. Janine Brown’s research addresses the complicated topic of Medical Assistance in Dying and multiple sclerosis.
Easing the burden
Online therapy is helping to protect the mental health of public safety personnel and their families.