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BY DAVID HUTTON AND NICOLE BAUTE
The precise texture of individual rat hairs. The subtle movement of a martian's third eye. The fine-tuned flicker of a background fireplace. These are the elements that bring computer-animated features like Toy Story, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, and The Incredibles to life.
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BY MATT BARON
Five years after communist rule collapsed in the Czech Republic, a rare kind of theatre opened its doors in Prague and Don Nixon (BFA '90) found himself with an equally rare job. Nixon is the international production manager for the theatre-the only one in the new republic featuring artists from beyond its borders.
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BY MATT BARON
Imagine architectural plans for an automated swivel tracking station that monitors the spreading of curbstone expansion. If your mind trips over that, try conjuring a Browband laboratory, coupled with a launching flow-meter attached to, well, "a micromesh double-fueler fructification tower."
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BY BEVERLY FAST
At 22, Michael Scissons (BA'06) can already lay claim to being one of the world's top 10 young entrepreneurs - and he's just getting started.
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BY DAVID SHIELD
Odds are, you've never heard of Cronus Technologies Inc before. However, in just six short years, three brothers from small-town Saskatchewan have managed to pull off something pretty amazing.
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BY MICHAEL ROBIN
In terms of tools, talent, and opportunity, the University of Saskatchewan is poised to become a leader in the emerging bio-economy and a new program is helping alumni become a part of it.
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