Innovation Saskatchewan and the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) have signed a groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding to enhance research collaboration between the two regions. The agreement, signed on January 22, 2025, aims to foster academic exchange and innovation partnerships, particularly in fields like life sciences, climate change, and clean energy. The partnership includes a notable $60,000 pilot project with the University of Saskatchewan, focusing on crucial areas such as health, quantum computing, and food security. This collaboration leverages Germany’s position as a global research leader and Saskatchewan’s world-class research infrastructure.
