Canada Research Chair investigating how ‘protein rust’ may lead to heart disease and stroke
Newman Sze looks at proteins in blood vessels a bit like iron in water pipes.
“Over time, iron can rust, ... Full story
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Federal government renews three Brock Canada Research Chairs
Three Brock University Canada Research Chairs have been renewed as part of a recent Government of Canada funding announcement. Chairs ... Full story -
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 -
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 -
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 -
Education grad aims to shape early learning through technology research
Brock graduate Ramanpreet Kaur Bains (BECE ’24, MEd ’26) is determined to help children, and future generations, thrive through education. Working in ... Full story -
Psychology grad strives to combat stigma around mental health and addiction
Creating progressive social change has long been a driving force behind Hamnah Shahid's (MA ’22, PhD ’26) research. Crossing the stage during ... Full story -
Exploring the darker side of women’s health through horror fiction
For Brock University researcher and women's health advocate Cristina Santos, monstrous female figures in scary stories hold important lessons about ... Full story -
A common goal: Researchers, communities team up to support newcomer youth
Taylor Rowe recently saw perseverance play out on the sports field. The Applied Health Sciences PhD candidate heads up the ... Full story
