Articles tagged with: department of psychology
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The Brock-Niagara Validation, Prototyping and Manufacturing Institute (VPMI) connects Brock University’s advanced scientific and applied research expertise, state-of-the-art equipment ... Full story
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Dozens of Brock researchers included on global list of top scientists
Stanford University’s list of the world’s top two per cent of scientists with the most citations has been ... Full story -
Out-of-this-world research highlighted at Math and Science event
Brock graduate student Josh Labrie’s new methodology for analyzing images from Mars plays an important role in the search ... Full story -
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 -
OPINION: Kristie Poole discusses back-to-school support for shy children
This article written by Kristie Poole, post-doctoral fellow in Brock's Department of Psychology, was originally published in The Conversation. The ... 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 researcher explores the gut’s connection to mental health
Almost everyone living with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD) will experience depression, anxiety or other mental health challenge at some ... 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 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 -
Children’s shyness can be rooted in temperament or experienced as an emotion, says Brock researcher
Having to recite a speech in front of a crowd may send some people into a sweaty, trembling tizzy — and ... Full story