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Over 80 Sask Polytech students showcase their applied research projects

By Keira Miller May 4, 2023 | 5:50 PM

Students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic will be showcasing their research projects at this year’s Applied Research Student Showcase taking place on Friday.
Over 72 projects will be on display, including research aimed towards improving clinical IV skills in nursing education, using drones to increase the success rates of search and rescue missions, using cloud computing to create meaning from large amounts of raw data, and analyzing the critical bond strength in resin rebar bolts. This year’s showcase will feature over three times as many projects as last year, with over 80 students taking part. The event is taking place at The Galleria Common at Innovation Place from 10:00am-3:00pm. Showcase winners will be announced at 2:45pm.

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The City of Saskatoon has put forward a proposal to make changes to Victoria Avenue between Ruth and Taylor Streets so it is a safe for All Ages and Abilities (AAA) transportation corridor which includes a new bike lane and removing on street parking in the area. Are you in favor?

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