Students brighten spotlight on Niagara through Wikipedia
Wikipedia’s Niagara-focused content got a welcome refresh during a recent Wikipedia Edit-a-thon hosted by the Brock University Library and ... Full story
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Researchers exploring new ways to monitor breast cancer, reducing demand for imaging tests
Breast cancer patients need to undergo mammograms or other imaging tests to ensure tumours haven’t grown or reappeared following ... Full story -
‘Human judgment will always be essential’ in the age of AI: Brock researcher
Rahul Kumar is igniting global conversations about academic integrity in the age of generative artificial intelligence (AI). The Associate Professor ... Full story -
How historical broadcast data is shedding light on TV’s political impact
As Ontarians prepare to head to the polls for a municipal election, a Brock economist is sharing insights into how ... Full story -
Dozens of Brock scholars rank among world’s most-cited scientific researchers
Brock University researchers are making their mark, with dozens appearing on Stanford University’s 2026 ranking of the top two per ... Full story -
Brock sustainability champions earn national Clean50 awards
Three Brock University leaders have received national recognition for their work in advancing decarbonization and sustainability initiatives on campus. Vice-President ... Full story -
Distinguished grad honoured for equipping future health professionals
Joseph Rotella’s (BPhEd '89) career path took a turn during his final year at Brock. At the time, he ... Full story -
Brock researchers now have greater access to national microdata
Qian Liu needs information on borrowing, repayments, tax filings and other fine-grained data to conduct her research on the effectiveness ... Full story -
Help shape the future of academic integrity at Brock
The Brock University community is invited to help shape the future of academic integrity on campus. With the University’s ... Full story -
Research breakthrough may lead to new Alzheimer’s treatment
Brain blood vessels are a bit like cerebral superhighways, transporting nutrients, molecules and waste through the protective shield of the ... Full story
