GALLERY: Researcher offers words of encouragement on Fall Convocation day
Learn something new every day. Volunteer. Don’t let discouragement stop you. Follow your dreams.
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Brock profs among researchers in national organic farming research cluster
Brock University biology professors are among a group of researchers participating in a Canada-wide research cluster aimed at boosting the ... Full story -
Brock biologist named President of Canadian Commission for UNESCO
Liette Vasseur’s passion for the environment knows no borders, whether she’s examining crops in Ecuador, helping an Ontario ... Full story -
Green thumbs needed to grow Brock Community Garden
In addition to plants, the University is hopeful interest will grow in the Brock Community Garden. Brock’s grounds crew ... Full story -
Brock-Lincoln Living Lab research project to examine Lake Ontario shoreline flooding
The flooding of coastal communities along Lake Ontario last year caused major damage and made people realize that century floods ... Full story -
Gathering to discuss getting more women and girls into science
The Brock community is invited to celebrate and discuss how to enhance the role of women and girls in science. ... Full story -
Brock’s UNESCO Chair launches Sustainability Poetry Contest
What kind of future do you want? That’s the question being asked this year as part of the United ... Full story -
Canadian UN body appoints Brock biologist to senior position
The Canadian Commission for the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (CCUNESCO) has appointed Brock biologist Liette Vasseur to ... Full story -
Make Canada a world leader in renewable energy production and use: national research group
A Brock biologist is among a large group of university researchers calling on the Canadian government to become a world ... Full story -
Unhealthy soil ‘a nightmare’ for farmers in Ontario and Southern China
Whether they’re running vineyards in Ontario or tea plantations in China, farmers have a common enemy: chemically contaminated or ... Full story
