Articles by author: Cathy Majtenyi
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Much like doctors use diagnostic imaging to detect human illnesses, Associate Professor of Computer Science Yifeng Li is aiming to ... Full story
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Children no more vulnerable to heat injury than adults when exercising, says Brock researcher
Seeing children run around the playground or sports field on a scorching day may cause anxiety for parents worried about ... Full story -
Exercise’s impact on ADHD among Brock research given $2M boost
Students living with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) often need accommodations in school, such as extended assignment deadlines or quieter spaces ... Full story -
Brain signalling research among projects bolstered by $2.4M in federal funding
Retinoic acid may be a small molecule, but it has mighty impacts. Essential for brain and nervous system development, the ... Full story -
Photosynthesis research sheds light on crop yields, energy efficiency
Divya Matta Kaur is looking to a single-celled organism — commonly seen in blue-green algal blooms — for ways to help crops ... Full story -
New designation has campus buzzing
Brock University is taking steps to ensure its busiest residents are feeling at home on campus. Now officially recognized as ... Full story -
Equity, decolonization at heart of Brock-funded research projects
From reimagining photosynthesis through an Indigenous-informed approach to investigating the artificial intelligence (AI) readiness of Black communities in Canada, projects ... Full story -
Brock geologist finds evidence of hidden gem on Mars
An international research team led by a Brock University professor in collaboration with the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) has given ... Full story -
Passion for patient care drives grad’s focus on cancer research
It was a close family member’s cancer diagnosis that catapulted Po-Jui (Ray) Lin (BSc ’26) onto the path of oncology. ... Full story -
Blood pressure research draws connections between bed rest and space flight
Most people have felt light-headed or dizzy when standing up too quickly after sitting or lying down for a while. ... Full story