Each year, students from across Canada gain valuable hands-on research experience at the Canadian Light Source under the tutelage of the MAD Lab. High school and undergraduate students identify a research question they wish to answer that is associated with tree rings and chemical concentrations (as well as other things)! Students postulate a question, decide on the research design, collect the data, and process it at the Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan and through the MAD Lab. Below is a list of past research projects completed by high school and undergraduate students! A poster summarizing their work is associated with each title where available.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Each year, students from across Canada gain valuable hands-on research experience at the Canadian Light Source under the tutelage of the MAD Lab. High school and undergraduate students identify a research question they wish to answer that is associated with tree rings and chemical concentrations (as well as other things)! Students postulate a question, decide … <\/p>\n