Grad student develops computer codes to measure, track mitochondria
Mitochondria are essential to human and animal life, but analyzing their ever-changing configurations through a microscope is a challenge. As ... Full story
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Grad’s cancer research continues in the U.K. at University of Cambridge
The research that began in Brock University’s labs has taken Lucas Maddalena (BSc ’12, MSc ’17) nearly 6,000 kilometres across the Atlantic ... Full story -
New VP, Research aiming to build Brock’s momentum
It was Brock’s reputation as an ambitious university striving to reach its next level of research excellence that drew ... Full story -
Brock opens its arms to students in Niagara
If you are a Niagara region high school graduate with the academic qualifications to go to university, Brock University has ... Full story -
Teens who bully will use those traits to get sex, new research shows
New research by Brock University shows adolescent bullies have a higher number of sexual partners than their non-bullying peers. Building ... Full story -
Perseverance pays off as Ethan Foy wins Goodman’s Monster Pitch
Monday proved to be a dream come true for Ethan Foy. The fifth-year neuroscience student from Oakville won a $14,000 prize ... Full story -
Ontario grant helps Brock create first-of-its-kind wine consumer lab
The Ontario Government has announced $960,000 in funding to help Brock University create the world’s first augmented reality, virtual reality ... Full story -
Brock students set to make Monster Pitch to entrepreneurs at sold-out event
Four Brock University student teams will present their business ideas to an all-star panel of judges Monday, Jan. 8 as the ... Full story -
Get involved for Thrive mental health week
A new mental health initiative is launching at Brock on Monday, Jan. 29. First developed by the University of British Columbia ... Full story -
Applications open for summer job funding
It was through government funding that Roger Blahut was able to land his summer dream job at Brock. While continuing ... Full story
