Nutrition and temperature just two issues facing competitors in the Tour de France
It’s three weeks of torture that has been described as one of the hardest events in professional sports.
The 103... Full story
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Goodman student chosen as ambassador for exchange programs
For Goodman School of Business student Berina Colakovic, there is no better experience a university student can have than to ... Full story -
Ned Goodman appointed to the Order of Canada
Longtime Brock University supporter and benefactor Ned Goodman has been named to the Order of Canada. Goodman, who served as ... Full story -
Walking in naturalized landfill areas improves mood, connection to nature
Need a pick-me-up? Just head out to the nearest landfill – one that’s been converted to a park, that is. ... Full story -
Local MPs get a look at federally funded research
Two Niagara politicians toured Brock University labs Tuesday after researchers were awarded $2.4 million in federal government funding. Members of Parliament ... Full story -
Brock researchers receive $2.4 million in funds from federal science granting agency NSERC
Northern Canada is the “canary in a coal mine” of climate change. Increasing temperatures and fluctuating precipitation are more pronounced ... Full story -
The importance of mentorship in medicine
Dr. Jennifer Soucie (BA ‘98), an Obstetrician Gynecologist who works at the Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary, Alta., is the inaugural ... Full story -
Grad student working to understand prejudice
This is the fifth in a five-part series profiling graduate student recipients of the 2016 Jack Miller Excellence in Research Awards. ... Full story -
Nano-sized robot a big breakthrough for grad student
This is the fourth in a five-part series profiling graduate student recipients of the 2016 Jack Miller Excellence in Research Awards. ... Full story -
Zeroing in on Zika
Fiona Hunter peers into the metallic mesh box where hundreds of mosquitoes buzz back and forth. She rolls up the ... Full story
