Brock experts want you to ‘leave no trace’ when exploring Canada’s national parks
While Canadians are visiting national parks, historic sites and marine conservation areas for free this summer, Brock experts want them ... Full story
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Faculty, grad students needed for research ethics boards
Brock’s Bioscience and Social Science Research Ethics Boards are recruiting faculty and graduate student members. These dynamic volunteer boards ... Full story -
Brock, international researchers explore links between perfectionism and procrastination
Do perfectionists procrastinate? Well, yes and no, concludes a study by an international team that includes Brock University’s Danielle ... Full story -
Brock research links taste buds to alcohol consumption
Ever wondered why you favour one type of wine over another — or why you even like to drink wine in ... Full story -
Brock launches community partnership to research pathways to economic growth
Assessing Niagara’s economic potential. Examining job creation in the region. Tracking numbers and trends of workers coming in and ... Full story -
Brock prof honoured for focus on leadership development
In the eyes of Kirsty Spence, challenge and support go hand in hand in the classroom. “I believe it is ... Full story -
Grad student overcomes poverty by finding strength in education
When Van Hung Mai walks across Brock’s Convocation stage on June 9 to receive his doctoral degree, he’s fulfilling ... Full story -
Research in Brock lab helps rattlesnakes in the bog
The Massasauga rattlesnakes in Niagara’s Wainfleet Bog have a friend in Brock University researcher Anne Yagi. After years of ... Full story -
Brock research explores how municipalities deal with extreme weather conditions
We’ve had more than enough rain to keep sports fields green this spring, but parks departments around southern Ontario ... Full story -
Make Canada a world leader in renewable energy production and use: national research group
A Brock biologist is among a large group of university researchers calling on the Canadian government to become a world ... Full story
