Articles by author: Cathy Majtenyi
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Members of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation have witnessed many changes unfold across the far reaches of their traditional territory ... Full story
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Research to explore why people with MS suffer more in heat
While some people may find summer stifling, those living with multiple sclerosis (MS) tend to suffer in hot environments more ... Full story -
Researchers aim to strengthen hospital discharge supports for older adults
For many frail older adults with chronic conditions who live at home, navigating being admitted to and discharged from hospital ... Full story -
Brock scholars seek to support youth well-being around the world
For Professor of Epidemiology William Pickett and his colleagues, improving children’s health in North America and Europe is work ... Full story -
AI virus detection among research shared at CCOVI Knowledge Transfer Day
Much like doctors use diagnostic imaging to detect human illnesses, Associate Professor of Computer Science Yifeng Li is aiming to ... Full story -
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