Research
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Thorold businessman Phil Ritchie is passionate about Niagara and its potential to be what he calls a “progressive region.” But ... Full story
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Funding helps researchers land state-of-the-art equipment
Beneath the waters off the southeast coast of Sicily lies a shipwreck that tells scintillating tales of ancient Mediterranean commerce, ... Full story -
Today’s youth tackle adult-sized problems, say Brock profs
With the United Nations marking Monday, Aug. 12 as International Youth Day, two Brock University professors say today’s youth are ... Full story -
Students grow history in campus garden
There is a bit of history growing in Brock’s community garden this summer. Fourth-year history students Goran Irandost and ... Full story -
Shoreline photos sought for Brock climate change study
Meredith DeCock is on a mission to determine how Lincoln's Lake Ontario shoreline has changed over time and the role ... Full story -
Brock prof talks maximizing economic potential of Canada Summer Games
The 2021 Canada Summer Games could be a game changer for Niagara — if stakeholders seize the moment. That’s the message ... Full story -
Faculty, grad students wanted for research ethics boards
Brock’s Social Science and Bioscience Research Ethics Boards are are looking for new faculty and graduate student members. The ... Full story -
Brock researchers awarded nearly $2 million in SSHRC funding
Thanks to the work of Brock University developmental psychologist Angela Evans, we now know that lying in children starts as ... Full story -
Cutting-edge research equipment purchased thanks to Brock community effort
Sometimes, it takes a village to do more than raise a child. The Brock community recently showed what can be ... Full story -
Extreme heat means extreme caution for athletes and beach-goers
Southern Ontario will see some of the hottest temperatures of the summer over the next 72 hours, leading to heat alerts ... Full story