| Abdi, Reihaneh (2025). Wheat Sprouting: A Key to Unlocking Health Benefits and New Functionalities. Supervisor: Joye, Iris J.. Ontario, Canada: University of Guelph. https://atrium.lib.uoguelph.ca/items/dcc9d7a2-2717-47c0-bab5-9f25194cc76c. |
BMIT-BM |
Doctoral Thesis |
Agriculture |
| Ali, Mohamed (2023). Investigating the role of acetylation of LC3-family proteins in regulating autophagy. Supervisor: Omichinski, James G.. Quebec, Canada: Université de Montréal. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/32170. |
CMCF-BM |
Doctoral Thesis |
Health |
| Alivia Mukherjee (2022). Generation of activated carbon from spent coffee grounds: Process optimization, kinetics and CO2 capture. Supervisor: Ajay K. Dalai, Catherine Niu. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/14190. |
MID-IR, SGM |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |
| Alivia Mukherjee (2022). Generation of activated carbon from spent coffee grounds: Process optimization, kinetics and CO2 capture. Supervisor: Ajay K. Dalai, Catherine Niu. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/14190. |
MID-IR, SGM |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |
| Alizadeh Sardroud, Hamed (2023). Hyaline Cartilage versus Fibrocartilage Formation within Mechanically Loaded Cartilage Constructs: In Vitro and In Vivo Studies. Supervisor: Eames, Brian; Chen, Daniel. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/14821. |
BMIT |
Doctoral Thesis |
Health |
| Allgayer, Raphaela (2026). A materials science approach suggests tissue- and sex-specific mechanisms in cardiovascular calcification. Supervisor: Cerruti, Marta. Quebec, Canada: McGill University. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14905/140911. |
BXDS-WLE, SXRMB |
Doctoral Thesis |
Health |
| Allgayer, Raphaela (2026). A materials science approach suggests tissue- and sex-specific mechanisms in cardiovascular calcification. Supervisor: Cerruti, Marta. Quebec, Canada: McGill University. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14905/140911. |
BXDS-WLE, SXRMB |
Doctoral Thesis |
Health |
| Ansah, Andrew Tetteh (2026). Synthesis of synthetic rock (SYNROC) materials using one-step methods. Supervisor: Grosvenor, Andrew. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/18921. |
CLS-APS, HXMA, IDEAS, SXRMB |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |
| Ansah, Andrew Tetteh (2026). Synthesis of synthetic rock (SYNROC) materials using one-step methods. Supervisor: Grosvenor, Andrew. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/18921. |
CLS-APS, HXMA, IDEAS, SXRMB |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |
| Ansah, Andrew Tetteh (2026). Synthesis of synthetic rock (SYNROC) materials using one-step methods. Supervisor: Grosvenor, Andrew. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/18921. |
CLS-APS, HXMA, IDEAS, SXRMB |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |
| Ansah, Andrew Tetteh (2026). Synthesis of synthetic rock (SYNROC) materials using one-step methods. Supervisor: Grosvenor, Andrew. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/18921. |
CLS-APS, HXMA, IDEAS, SXRMB |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |
| Arthur, Ebenezer (2026). Synthesis and characterization of multi-phase glass-ceramic composite materials. Supervisor: Grosvenor, Andrew. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/18254. |
CLS-APS, IDEAS, VLS-PGM |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |
| Arthur, Ebenezer (2026). Synthesis and characterization of multi-phase glass-ceramic composite materials. Supervisor: Grosvenor, Andrew. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/18254. |
CLS-APS, IDEAS, VLS-PGM |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |
| Arthur, Ebenezer (2026). Synthesis and characterization of multi-phase glass-ceramic composite materials. Supervisor: Grosvenor, Andrew. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/18254. |
CLS-APS, IDEAS, VLS-PGM |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |
| Atake, Oghenevwogaga Joseph (2023). Morphological, Histological, And Developmental Features Of Perichondral Bone In Skates And Sharks Suggest That Modern Cartilaginous Fishes Make Bone. Supervisor: Eames, Brian. Saskatchewan, Canada: University of Saskatchewan. https://hdl.handle.net/10388/15419. |
BMIT-ID |
Doctoral Thesis |
Materials |