Scientists use Canadian Light Source to prove tungsten causes health concerns
Scientists exposed laboratory mice to tungsten then examined their bones using beamlines at the Canadian Light Source in Saskatoon. Continue reading
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FSIN, Canadian Light Source renew partnership to teach youth science
The FSIN and the Canadian Light Source have renewed a partnership to teach Indigenous youth about science. Continue reading
Scientists working on new canola varieties to combat clubroot
Scientists are using the Canadian Light Source to develop new canola varieties that will be resistant to clubroot. Continue reading
Saskatoon researcher Dr. Andrew Potter honoured with lifetime achievement award
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Dr. Andrew Potter, the director and CEO of VIDO, has been recognized for years of work in health research. Continue reading
CLS research could help recycle CO2 into plastic
Ground-breaking research at the Canadian Light Source may have found a way of converting carbon dioxide into plastic. Continue reading
Canadian Light Source reaches milestone with Saskatoon synchrotron
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
The Canadian Light Source has solved one thousand protein structures using data collected with the synchrotron in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Sask. cystic fibrosis scientists discover abnormal response to lung infections
University of Saskatchewan cystic fibrosis scientists have discovered an abnormal response to lung infections. Continue reading
New University of Saskatchewan research looks to improve forensic investigations
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
Using new 3D imaging technology at the University of Saskatchewan, a team of forensic anthropologists are hoping to change the way law enforcement analyzes DNA samples. Continue reading
Canadian Light Source to collaborate with 1st synchrotron in Middle East
The University of Saskatchewan says it’s part of a project in the Middle East that unites nations by the common language of science. Continue reading
Saskatoon synchrotron oil research aims to improve well efficiency
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
The foamy oil study, led by University of Calgary professor Ian Gates, is the first time researchers have used a synchrotron to image a heavy oil system. Continue reading
