Brock prof examines political rhetoric in U.S. presidential campaigns
In this era of political correctness, how is it that U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump is able to ... Full story
Articles by author: Cathy Majtenyi
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Weakening permafrost yields prehistoric remains: Brock University hydrologist
Duck hunter Robert Kyikavichik’s discovery of a woolly mammoth bone sticking out of the Crow River in Northern Yukon ... Full story -
Brock University team finalists in national photo competition
A Brock University research team led by biologist Glenn Tattersall is among 20 finalists in a Canada-wide photo competition sponsored by ... Full story -
Brock University researcher says historical information on women largely hidden or absent
Most Canadians agree that a prominent Canadian woman should appear on our money next year, according to a recent Angus ... Full story -
Brock study finds “environmentalist threat” behind much of left–right divide on climate change
When Brock University psychology researchers were thinking of a title for their recent research on the politics of climate change, ... Full story -
Brock-led research finds disparity between Canada, Quebec maternity leave
Some 38 per cent of all mothers across Canada – with the exception of Quebec – are excluded from maternity or parental benefits ... Full story -
ORS announces internal research grants
The Brock University Office of Research Services has announced the results of two of its internal research funding competitions. Eight ... Full story -
Brock researchers to study how parents rate their kids’ memory
How accurate are you in being able to estimate your child’s ability to plan for the future? It’s ... Full story -
Brock scientist to continue with Mars rover mission studying dust, rocks
On Earth, dust tends to be nothing more than a cause of frustration for people. But for Mariek Schmidt, dust ... Full story -
Brock task force calls for boost in international research support
The migration of researchers leaving the Global South to take up positions in North America or Europe has long been ... Full story
