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The University of Saskatchewan released the winning photos, images and videos Tuesday from its Images of Research competition for 2019.
This year, the contest saw 114 entries submitted from U of S students, faculty, staff and alumni highlighting research projects being done at the school.
The winning photo entries will be displayed on the U of S campus in the north concourse of Place Riel from April 9 to April 12.
All the entries and full descriptions are also viewable online at the contest website.
PHOTOS:
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- Successful self-pollination! : Evelyn Osorio, Master’s Student in Plant Sciences
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- Skates made trabeculae before mammals: Oghenevwogaga Atake, doctoral student in anatomy, physiology and pharmacology
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- Reaching Out for Pregnancy and Labour: Ayomikun Olaloku, undergraduate student in physiology and pharmacology
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- Nature Reflects Our Actions: Alana Krug-MacLeod, environmental biology student
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- Cold fingers, frozen electronics: Caroline Aubry-Wake/PhD student in hydrology
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- Playful pigs explore environmental enrichment for enhanced health: Madelena Pedersen-Macnab, Master’s student in large animal clinical sciences
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- Fabalous Potential: Jessa Hughes/master’s student in plant science
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- Salt of the Earth and Sky: Alana Krug-MacLeod, environmental biology student
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- Looking at the future: Krista Murray, Master’s student in archaeology and anthropology
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- Looks Can Be Deceiving: Awang Hazmi Awang Junaidi, PhD student in Veterinary Biomedical Sciences
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- PAMM’s Field Day: Tyrone Keep, Agricultural Engineer at the USask Plant Phenotyping and Imaging Research Centre
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- A Little Bird Told Me: Andie Mazer/environmental biology student
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- Hitching a Ride: Zach Balzer, M.Sc. Student in Biology
VIDEOS:
Agricultural drone research: Steve Ryu, research technician at the USask Plant Phenotyping and Imaging Research Centre.
Aphanomyces everywhere!!!: Nimllash Thangam Sivachandra Kumar, graduate student at the USask Crop Development Centre.
