Brock event to focus on bone and muscle health in COVID-19 era
Important aspects of bone and muscle health, including implications of low activity during the COVID-19 pandemic on different demographics, will ... Full story
Articles tagged with: knowledge mobilization
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Brock webinar to explore study on health behaviour in school-aged children
A study examining the health behaviour of school-aged children will be the focus of a free public talk taking place ... Full story -
Brock students using social media to share results of youth mental research
Students Salony Sharma and Egan Henderson (BSc ’21) are doing something that’s becoming increasingly vital in research: putting findings into ... Full story -
Brock part of national team examining community governance in research
Much of the history of community-engaged research involves academic researchers approaching communities with pre-formulated research plans and seeking community collaboration. “... Full story -
Brock team awarded provincial funding to study best management practices in horticulture
Growing and harvesting fruits and vegetables on a large scale is tricky business. The soil quality has to be good, ... Full story -
Brock researcher partners with Sport Information Resource Centre on webinar series
A sound evaluation process is critical for the success of any sport program. However, for many organizations, this process may ... Full story -
Brock prof’s video series explains environmental ergonomics to general audiences
Is work productivity worse during a heat wave? Does daylight saving time increase physical activity in children? Is there a ... Full story -
Health Sciences students use infographics to teach public about disease
Jaz Randhawa adored her uncle, Gurjinder Kajla. When he died suddenly at the age of 44, Randhawa and her family were ... Full story -
Brock study recommends ways to improve knowledge sharing between university researchers and society
University researchers generate a wealth of information that could help people in many areas of their lives. But much of ... Full story
