Articles tagged with: Department of Biological Sciences
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Greater insights into ways the spine and upper body move. A better understanding of how mosquitos transmit viruses. More details ... Full story
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Brock awarded $4.8 million in national science research funding
Paul Zelisko is investigating how to make products that contain silicone polymers last longer so that they don’t end ... Full story -
USRA grants advance undergraduate research at Brock
The ‘bulk and cut’ training approach used by competitive bodybuilders may soon be coming to neighbourhood gyms if Steven Kottaras (... Full story -
Brock expert says anxious people more likely to act to mitigate climate change
The angst of naturally anxious people may actually help the planet, says a Brock University expert in biology and psychology. “... 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 -
Applications open for Undergraduate Student Research Awards
Indigenous Peoples have long known the properties of plants used for healing, and how to grow these plants. But Western ... Full story -
Brock’s new Canada Research Chair improving health with technology
When computer science meets biology, unknown details about human health come to light. Yifeng Li is an expert in bioinformatics, ... Full story -
Biological Sciences prof receives Banting Research Foundation Discovery Award
Ian Patterson has been awarded the Banting Research Foundation Discovery Award. The Assistant Professor in Brock University’s Department of ... Full story -
Brock researchers awarded more than $3 million in NSERC grants
It’s well known that mosquitoes transmit viruses that cause Zika, dengue and West Nile, but do all viruses that ... Full story -
New agriculture network to share research, tools with Niagara municipalities
Agriculture is a major economic driver in Ontario’s Greenbelt, yet less than five per cent of the area’s 66 ... Full story