Researchers reignite call for a new epoch on Earth’s time scale
A team of international geologists is reviving the debate about adding a new epoch, the Anthropocene, to the Earth’s ... Full story
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Incivility, bullying expert recognized for extensive research contributions
Natalie Spadafora (BA/BEd ’13, MA ’15, PhD ’21) says she only became an award-winning researcher because she wanted to “keep the door ... Full story -
Strengthening greenhouse technology innovation in southern Ontario
With grocery bills rising, new Brock University research is advocating for more investment in innovative greenhouse technology. “If food security ... Full story -
Research explores slavery’s lasting global impact
Behnaz Mirzai is at the helm of international research shedding light on human rights and the history of slavery in ... Full story -
Community rain garden research aims to reduce urban flooding issues
Long before Lindsay Taylor (BA '19) began her master’s in Earth Sciences at Brock University, she was already planting ... Full story -
Researchers dive into beach volleyball athletes’ hydration needs
While water breaks have become standard practice in many elite competitive sports, recent Brock University graduate Jocelyn Stel (BSc ’26) says ... Full story -
Creativity research aims to rewrite global military culture
Nancy Taber is determined to help military veterans process their lived experiences in public service, one story at a time. ... Full story -
How smart speakers can help older adults age at home
Contrary to popular belief, older adults are ready, willing and able to adopt new technologies that improve their sense of ... Full story -
20 years of research shows how climate change has vastly impacted Canada’s North
Members of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation have witnessed many changes unfold across the far reaches of their traditional territory ... Full story -
Research to explore why people with MS suffer more in heat
While some people may find summer stifling, those living with multiple sclerosis (MS) tend to suffer in hot environments more ... Full story
