New research solidifies idea that sexual orientation is biological
Groundbreaking research led by a team from Brock University has further confirmed that sexual orientation for men is likely determined ... Full story
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Lithium in water associated with slower rate of Alzheimer’s disease deaths
Trace elements of lithium in drinking water can slow death rates from Alzheimer’s disease, Brock University research has found. ... Full story -
Brock research team creating surface electrode technique to better measure muscle activity
Kinesiologist David Gabriel knows the thought of getting a needle is tormenting for many people. It’s part of the ... Full story -
Brock physical education researcher gets international recognition
Tim Fletcher believes physical education can provide children and youth with inclusive and positive experiences which can contribute to a ... Full story -
Brock prof to chair Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology
The Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP) has elected Applied Health Sciences Associate Dean Nota Klentrou as Chair of its ... Full story -
National study confirms benefits of Brock-created lung cancer risk prediction model
A lung cancer prediction model developed by a Brock University scientist is highly effective in catching the disease in its ... Full story -
Dr. Freeze receives award for Distinguished Research and Creative Activity
HFrom hot to cold, from the cardiovascular system to the brain, from elite athletes to firefighters, Stephen Cheung’s work ... Full story -
New ergonomics lab to study workplace injury opens
Work shouldn’t hurt. That’s the motivation behind the research of Brock University Kinesiology Assistant Professor Michael Holmes. “By ... Full story -
Another reason to participate in the Terry Fox Run: exercise fights cancer, says Brock research
People who jog or walk in the upcoming Terry Fox Run at Brock University will be fighting cancer in more ... Full story -
Brock using Canada’s first ‘wristbot’ in neuromechanics and ergonomics lab
An international partnership has led to Brock becoming the first Canadian institution to use an innovative ‘wristbot’ created abroad in ... Full story
