Wheelchair hill race to raise funds for Brock University Power Cord program
A unique fundraiser taking place this weekend that will have people racing uphill in wheelchairs all started with a simple ... Full story
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Cuvée legacy fund grows as organizers set date for 2017 event
Mark your calendars. One of Ontario’s most sought-after wine and culinary events, the 29th annual Cuvée Grand ... Full story -
Monitoring program returns as Niagara’s wine industry prepares for harvest
Researchers at Brock University’s Cool Climate Oenology and Viticulture Institute (CCOVI) are helping Niagara’s grape growers and wineries ... Full story -
Brock part of group that says human activity has sparked a new geologic time period
A Brock University geologist is among a group of researchers who believe humans have impacted the Earth in such a ... Full story -
Brock recognized for successful partnerships with industry
Two Brock University research programs are being lauded by the Council of Ontario University’s Research Matters campaign for their ... Full story -
Brock University chemist and chemical company create new ‘green’ metal coating
A Brock University chemist and a Burlington chemical company have patented a green coating system that protects metals against corrosion. ... Full story -
Brock augmented reality project to be displayed at this year’s CNE
Among the many attractions in this year’s Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) in Toronto are the sights and sounds of… ... Full story -
Now is the time to get school kids back into sleep routine: Brock U sleep expert
As the dog days of summer wind down, and back-to-school looms larger, there’s an important activity parents need to ... Full story -
Dry summer makes mosquito collection challenging for Brock’s Zika researchers
It’s been a frustrating summer for researchers working on the Zika virus in Brock University’s CL3 lab. The ... Full story -
Upcoming Brock-led national fundraising walk to focus on healthy sleep awareness
For those of us who drag through the day bleary-eyed and flat-tailed, Brock University sleep expert Kimberly Cote asks two ... Full story
