HARVEST
University of Saskatchewan's Research Archive
Welcome to HARVEST, the University of Saskatchewan’s research archive.
HARVEST is a technology and service platform (institutional repository) that contributes to the mission of the University community by enabling sharing and long-term preservation of research, scholarly, and artistic works.
Although still early in development, HARVEST will serve the public good by promoting and connecting discovery of open access content to the world. HARVEST also provides a convenient way for researchers to deposit their research in an open access repository to meet the requirements of various funding agencies.
It also functions as the digital repository for the College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies electronic theses collection.
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Effect of income diversification on Canadian credit union performance.
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Robust Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Short T2 Tissues
(2022-01-14)Tissues with short transverse relaxation times are defined as ‘short T2 tissues’, and short T2 tissues often appear dark on images generated by conventional magnetic resonance imaging techniques. Common short T2 tissues ... -
Quantifying Evapotranspiration in Seasonally Frozen Forests
(2022-01-14)In seasonally frozen environments, hydrological processes are highly dynamic during and following the melt period in the spring, and this is when most of the runoff and groundwater re- charge happens. This is also when ... -
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF A NOVEL MULTI-MATERIAL BIOPRINTING SYSTEM
(2022-01-13)Millions of people suffer from damaged tissues or organs. The gold standard for treatment is tissue/organ transplantation; however, the demand for donated tissues and organs eclipses the number of donors. Scaffold-based ... -
Perceptions of Sexually Transmitted Infections in Select Youth and Young Adult African Newcomers in Regina, Saskatchewan
(2022-01-13)This study explores and describes perceptions of African youth and young adult newcomer populations living in Regina, Saskatchewan respecting sexually transmitted infections. Using qualitative methodology, specifically ... -
Government Instruments and Community Energy: Advancing Energy Transition in Northern and Indigenous Communities
(2022-01-13)Energy transition is considered to be one of the greatest solutions to climate change, given that the adoption of renewable energy reduces drastically the amount of greenhouse gas emissions. Renewable energy can also address ... -
The Case for Critical Media Literacy: A Comparison of Climate Discourses in Canadian Mainstream and Alternative Media
(2022-01-13)CO2 emissions have been rising and the Earth’s atmosphere is warming to perilous temperatures, making it urgent to address the climate crisis. The climate crisis has been exacerbated by neoliberalism, which is sometimes ... -
combining irreversible electroporation (IRE) with TLR3/9 agonists and PD-1 blockade for potent anti-tumor immunity
(2022-01-13)Cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide, taking nearly 10 million lives each year. CD8+ T cytotoxic lymphocytes (CTLs) play a critical role in human immunity against cancer. Irreversible electroporation (IRE) is a new ... -
An Artifact and Spatial Analysis of South Branch House (FfNm-1)
(2022-01-12)The archaeological site FfNm-1 (South Branch House) is a late 1700s fur trade site located on the South Saskatchewan River in Central Saskatchewan. Its construction is attributed to the Hudson’s Bay Company fur trade post ... -
Improvement of porcine genetic resource preservation by improving in vitro production, vitrification and transfer of embryos.
(2022-01-11)One of the main causes of poor in vitro embryo development (IVEP) efficiency is incomplete cytoplasmic maturation of pig oocytes. In contrast to nuclear maturation, there are no efficient markers to detect the cytoplasmic ...