Spirit of Brock recipients make strides to improve health
A single mom of four children and a young leader in the Muslim community are among the students awarded this ... Full story
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Pain in the game: Participants sought for Brock study on gaming-related injuries
The popularity of esports is on the rise, with professional gamers sometimes practicing for 12 hours per day or more and ... Full story -
Supporting Neurodiversity through Adaptive Programming provides online activities
For the first summer in 17 years, 22-year-old Carter Smith won't be able to participate in Brock University's Supporting Neurodiversity through ... Full story -
Brock team identifies protein leading to allergic inflammation symptoms
Spring is in the air, and so are other things that cause many noses to run and eyes to water. ... Full story -
Return of sports leagues raises many tough questions
As many North American sports leagues explore new ways to get up and running in the midst of the COVID-19 ... Full story -
Michael Holmes’ ergonomics tips for a healthy home office
Living rooms, kitchens and bedrooms have all become the backdrops of video calls as the Brock University community adjusts to ... Full story -
Quality time, structure important for families during COVID-19 pandemic, says Brock researcher
One of the many challenges facing families due to the COVID-19 pandemic is finding new ways of living together while ... Full story -
Researchers adapt to COVID-19 disruptions in their work
Measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 have impacted all areas of society, including research. Collaborating in shared lab space ... Full story -
Brock gearing up to contribute to COVID-19 response
Brock University’s research community is stepping up to contribute supplies, facilities and expertise to Canada’s fight against the ... Full story -
Getting outside is good for physical and mental health, say Brock experts
In light of recent park closures by conservation authorities and municipalities to prevent the spread of COVID-19, people need to ... Full story
