Researcher studying ways to improve turtle crossings
The province of Ontario has the highest density of roads of any location in Canada. This news is great if ... Full story
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Participants needed for weight loss study
Looking to drop a few pounds? Want to learn more about how many calories you burn throughout the day? Philip ... Full story -
Professor uses plays to inspire social change
Joe Norris has provoked discussions about issues such as substance abuse, bullying, harassment and human sexuality. And it’s all ... Full story -
Grants awarded to 18 researchers
Eighteen Brock University researchers across a variety of disciplines recently received nearly $45,000 in funding through two internal programs created to ... Full story -
Earth Sciences professor digs in the dirt for clues to the past
John Menzies, professor of Earth Sciences at Brock, has been playing in the dirt for decades. That's not an insult, ... Full story -
Researcher investigating business models to help marginalized groups
A Brock research team hopes to give key insights into the social and economic structures that enhance opportunities for people ... Full story -
Grad student profile: Daniel Antwi-Amoabeng
Daniel Antwi-Amoabeng PhD candidate, Biological Sciences and president of Brock’s Graduate Students’ Association Supervisor: Fiona Hunter Research presentation for 2011 ... Full story -
Students learn in – and out – of the classroom
The students and instructors of the Foundations in Service Learning course at Brock are celebrating their inaugural Community Learning Showcase ... Full story -
Professor awarded grant to study struggling students
An assistant professor of Sociology has been awarded a federal research grant to study struggling students in low-income neighbourhoods. Kevin ... Full story -
Brock research lands on store shelves at Mark’s Work Wearhouse
It is a long way – and a lot of science – from a Brock laboratory to the store shelf at Mark’... Full story
