News in 2017

Provincial policy school launches science and innovation research centre

The Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy (JSGS), a joint venture between the universities of Regina and Saskatchewan, has launched a new research centre aimed at increasing understanding about the policy and governance dimensions of science and innovation policy.

New study engages citizen scientists in physical activity to influence policy

Dr. Tarun Katapally -- a population health researcher, assistant professor at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy and a CSIP researcher -- and co-investigators from across the country are launching a new SMART study to explore active living patterns among Saskatchewan residents.

JSGS CSIP professor has leading role in climate change for international body

Margot Hurlbert will lead an international team of writers and editors on the topic of Land and Climate.