University of Saskatchewan | Intelligence artificielle

Principales installations

High-Performance Computing Research Facility: Houses powerful computer clusters for researchers. It includes one research cluster as well as three training infrastructures for parallel computing and advanced modelling.

Simulation Research Lab: This computer science lab creates computer-based simulations of complex real-world phenomena that enable scientists and engineers from many different fields to validate theories or perform virtual experiments that may be too costly or dangerous in the real world.

Grands projets

Genotype and Environment to Phenotype: Focuses on bioinformatics and computational approaches to deciphering the relationships between genotypes, environment, and phenotypes.

Data Analysis for Rapid Plant Phenotyping: Creates a software platform to discover and measure digital phenotypes – the phenotypic recognition package is similar to those used for facial recognition in humans.

Leveraging Field Phenomics for Advancing Key Rotational Crops: Focuses on the interaction of light with plants and plant canopies using drones and satellites for imaging crops, making imaging faster and more efficient.

Development and Evaluation of a Remote Robotic Ultrasound Clinic Model to Improve Access to medical Imaging in Rural Remote and Indigenous Communities: Focuses on development of robotic ultrasound clinics, enabling more patients to access ultrasound imaging in their home community.

Chercheurs

Dr. Carl Gutwin, Professor of Computer Science. Focuses on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW).
Dr. Ivar Mendez, Fred H. Wigmore Professor of Neurosurgery. Embraces technological innovations to improve the patient experience, particularly for those in underserved and remote communities.
Dr. Regan Mandryk, Professor of Computer Science. Focuses on cognitive and emotional wellness using computer games.
Dr. Anthony Kusalik, Professor of Computer Science. Focuses on bioinformatics, constraint logic programming, immuno-informatics, and computational biology.
Dr. Ian Stavness, Assistant Professor of Computer Science. Focuses on biomedical computation and developing state-of-the-art human body simulations.

Programmes spéciaux et apprentissage intégré au travail

Computer Science Professional Internship Program: Undergraduate students have the opportunity to obtain 12 or 16 months of practical « on-the-job » experience with a sponsoring company prior to completing the final year of their undergraduate degree program.
Innovation Enterprise’s AIMday™: Brings together industry and academia to discuss and partner on research challenges identified by industry participants. Webpage: goo.gl/7HQLf9

Partenaires

Agrisoma BioSciences Inc.
Draganfly Innovations Inc.
Qubit Systems
MindBytes BVBA
Microsoft
Quibit Systems
Viterra
Canarie
Cisco
IBM