Impactful Brock research to be showcased at online Homecoming event
Helping children read better. The human aspect of protecting against cyberattacks. Improving muscle health.
Brock University researchers will be offering ... Full story
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Federal funding supports Brock infrastructure in mobility, insect and health research
Greater insights into ways the spine and upper body move. A better understanding of how mosquitos transmit viruses. More details ... Full story -
Brock experts discuss environmental, logistical impacts of wildfires
Out-of-control wildfires in British Columbia and the Northwest Territories are not only destroying properties but also altering natural environments and ... Full story -
Brock research explores factors in prosocial behaviours among adults
According to new research out of the Campbell Neurocognitive Aging Lab at Brock University, imagining helping others can promote helping ... Full story -
Brock houses Ontario behavioural research hub as part of national initiative
Brock University has been selected as the Ontario hub of a Canada-wide program that trains students and novice researchers on ... Full story -
Many older adults less able to ‘refresh’ memory, says Brock research
Is memory loss inevitable with age? Not if older adults are able to hit the “refresh” button in their minds, ... Full story -
Brock researchers explore use of AI to improve drug development
Discovering and developing drugs can be slow, costly and high-risk, but harnessing advances in artificial intelligence (AI) can help with ... Full story -
Participants sought for teen and parent study on perfectionism
A new Brock University study that aims to learn more about youth perfectionism is calling on teens and their parents ... Full story -
Seminar to dive into developments in artificial intelligence
Recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, including the machine learning models behind DALL.E 2, ChatGPT and Meta’s new ... Full story -
New Brock-led research shows how high-salt diet can lead to disease
When hungry thoughts arise, it may be worth thinking twice before reaching for the salt shaker. New Brock University-led research ... Full story
