Join SENS faculty for a one-day short course for PhD students and postdoctoral fellows. The day will consist of short lectures and small group discussions on how to get an academic job and then how to thrive in the pre-tenure years.
On March 22, 2018, the Global Institute for Water Security marked their annual World Water Day celebration with presentations and a poster competition.
SENS PhD candidate Magali Nehemy, Geography PhD candidate and MSEM alumna Kelechi Nwanekezie and Geography MSc graduate Josh Cronmiller penned an article for The Conversation suggesting ways to improve the government's use of science.
Two SENS students were recipients of Fish and Wildlife Development Fund awards from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment.
This course will introduce graduate students and professionals to the principles of stable isotope chemistry applied to environmental research in the hydrosphere and biosphere.
Michelle Wauchope-Thompson is a PhD student working with SENS assistant professor Helen Baulch on nutrient loading in Prairie lakes. She hails from Hopewell-Hanover, Jamaica and has been with SENS since 2016.
According to the 2017 Academic Ranking of World Universities, the U of S is number one in Canada, number six in North America and number 18 in the world for water resources.
SENS PhD students review factors that shape sustainability in new paper.
Pre-treated barley straw is showing promise as an environmentally-friendly material that could be used to help soak up certain types of antibiotics polluting waterways.
SENS is pleased to congratulate PhD student Jocelyn Joe-Strack, who was among four U of S students to be awarded at 2017 Vanier Scholarship.
Today, SENS students received their diplomas at the U of S Spring Convocation ceremonies. We are extremely proud of our graduates and extend congratulations on this tremendous acheivement. We are so happy to have shared in this journey with you.
Congratulations to the following SENS recipients of the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies 2017 Saskatchewan Innovation & Opportunity Scholarship: Apurba Das Sopan Kurkute Jaylene Murray Prabin Rokaya Razi Sheikholeshami
A study led by a SENS researcher and PhD alumnus released in the journal Nature Scientific Reports is the first to quantify the prevalence and magnitude of groundwater use by plants.
Yvonne Vizina, SENS PhD candidate, received the Award for Research Excellence during U of S Aboriginal Achievement Week at a ceremony on March 2, 2017.
