Blue-green algae research unlocks clues to boosting crops
Tiny organisms that live in water could hold the key to increasing agricultural yields, according to a Brock University researcher.
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Dozens of Brock scholars on global list of top researchers
Brock University researchers are making their mark, with 40 appearing on Stanford University’s 2025 ranking of the top two per cent ... Full story -
In the News: Alcohol warning labels, mosquito-killing fungus and a potential Canada Post deal
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed proposals to add stronger warning labels to alcohol, a fungus that could combat ... Full story -
Herbs show potential as natural fertilizer: Brock-industry research
When the subject of beneficial herbs comes up, some people might think of supplements that improve their well-being. But what ... Full story -
International robotics championship to draw thousands to Brock
Youth from across the globe will come together at Brock University next spring to tackle real-world issues with an innovative ... Full story -
Brock prof to lead international environmental commission
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has elected Brock University’s Liette Vasseur to head up one of ... Full story -
Uncovering the secret lives of wild bees
An early encounter with small carpenter bees in her parents’ garden set Sandra Rehan (BSc ’07, PhD ’11) on the path towards ... Full story -
Curiosity unlocks Governor General medallists’ success
The first thing Molly Nullmeyer (BA ’25) did when she heard she’d won a Governor General’s Silver Medal was ... Full story -
Spirit of Brock recipients strive to pave the way for others
While earning her first undergraduate degree in human anatomy in Nigeria, Olajumoke Shobowale (BA ’25) became fascinated with how the body ... Full story -
Physics grad profits from entrepreneurship experience
Developing renewable energy technologies and running a woodworking business may seem like incompatible career paths. While completing his Bachelor of ... Full story
