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Science Minister Kirsty Duncan ready to begin science funding overhaul
She is not about to implement the full suite of changes recommended by an independent review that called the system chronically underfunded and in need of better co-ordination.
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Canada’s basic science at risk of fading away, report argues
The report—Restoring Canada’s Competitiveness in Fundamental Research: The View from the Bench—offers plenty of sobering findings for fans of basic research.
Saskatoon StarPhoenix
Young Innovators: Student improves licence plate recognition technology
A University of Saskatchewan graduate student is building better licence plate recognition technology to fight crime and improve security.
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U of C partners with Chicago university to bring life-changing medicine to heart patients
A cross-border collaboration is working to bring precision medicine to heart patients battling one of the most common congenital heart conditions.
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