Kindness is an ‘antidote’ for digital age disconnect, says Brock prof
As World Kindness Day approaches on Thursday, Nov. 13, Sandra Bosacki is reminding people that being kind isn’t just a ... Full story
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Herbs show potential as natural fertilizer: Brock-industry research
When the subject of beneficial herbs comes up, some people might think of supplements that improve their well-being. But what ... Full story -
Space exploration another day on the job for astronauts: Brock prof
Spaceflight might seem like an out-of-this-world adventure, but it’s all in a day’s work for astronauts, according to ... Full story -
Suspenseful movies shed light on aging and memory
As horror enthusiasts cue up their favourite Alfred Hitchcock films to welcome in the Halloween season, Brock University researchers have ... Full story -
New Canada Research Chair integrates racial justice with sport and health
As a kinesiology student, Janelle Joseph was struck by how much of the sport and health research she encountered focused ... Full story -
How an open access education resource is empowering teachers
Committed to improving access to high-quality resources for educators, two Brock scholars in the Faculty of Education (FOE) are making ... Full story -
Grad student sprints ahead with gaming subculture research
Driven by a long-standing curiosity about the world of digital gaming and the subcultures within it, Stuart Gritter (BA '07, ... Full story -
Research helps robots navigate complex greenhouse environments
It’s not easy for a robot to get around in a greenhouse. According to Shengrong Bu, Associate Professor of ... Full story -
Cybersecurity, extreme heat research given federal funding boost
Brock University researchers are accelerating their efforts to address pressing social challenges thanks to a federal funding boost. Assistant Professor ... Full story -
Canadian Cancer Society-funded research explores AI’s role in supporting breast cancer patients, caregivers
One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime; among them, one in four will experience ... Full story
