University of Saskatchewan

May 25, 2013   

         


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Four top researchers honoured with Distinguished Professorships
The University of Saskatchewan has named four new Distinguished Professors honouring leaders in movement disorders, reading science and dyslexia, poultry nutrition and welfare, and power system engineering.

Anthropologist honoured with U of S Distinguished Researcher Award
Anthropologist James Waldram is the 2013 recipient of the Distinguished Researcher Award. Waldram, a professor in the Departments of Psychology and Archaeology and Anthropology, is internationally recognized for this community-based research in medical, psychological and cultural anthropology. He will receive his award at the university’s June convocation ceremonies.

Student wants to bring forest back to Flin Flon
Decades after fire and tree-cutting devastated the forest in Flin Flon, Man., researchers are trying to solve the mystery of why the forest has not grown back.

Student Takes Math to Heart
As a child growing up in Iran, math problems really got Saeed Torabi’s heart pumping. As a PhD student, he is using his love of math to help build a computer simulation of a beating heart.

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