13 U of R projects receive top honours at 2025 RCE Saskatchewan Awards

U of R recognized for impact on sustainable development

Powering a cleaner future

The U of R’s Microgrid Living Lab is powering research, learning, and innovation.

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

Marking World Water Day

A long-term study investigates how water quality is changing in Saskatchewan lakes

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.

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.

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.

Restoring the balance of power

U of R researcher turns an equity lens on the power grid