Anthropocene-themed speaker series launches next week
A new research colloquium series focusing on humans’ dark environmental impacts on the world and the bright possibilities for the ... Full story
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Math and Science grad student seminar series returns for fall
Trees and bees are the focus of upcoming biological sciences research presentations that will kick off the Graduate Mathematics and ... Full story -
Artificial intelligence focus of new Brock conference
A new Brock University conference being held next week will dive into the world of artificial intelligence, shining light on ... Full story -
Prestigious biotech research program opens doors for Brock student
Fourth-year Brock Biochemistry student Luka Lamaj was among an elite group of aspiring biotechnology leaders selected to participate in a ... Full story -
Data science seminar to focus on AI in cancer research
Computer science applications of artificial intelligence for oncology and precision medicine will be discussed at an upcoming Brock lecture by ... Full story -
Brock science profs to discuss Nobel Prizes at free event
Members of the Brock community are invited to a lunchtime event discussing recent Nobel Prizes in chemistry, physics and medicine. ... Full story -
OEVI grad celebrates first LCBO release
Brock grad Jeff Moote (OEVC '19) hopes his Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) debut will be the toast of ... Full story -
Out-of-this-world research highlighted at Math and Science event
Brock graduate student Josh Labrie’s new methodology for analyzing images from Mars plays an important role in the search ... Full story -
Online conference to connect young people with sustainable resource development industry
More than 130 thought leaders and experts from around the globe will share their knowledge, experience and research in sustainability at ... Full story -
Distinguished grad’s efforts support small-batch beverage brands
Working in a vineyard during one of the hottest summers on record wouldn’t be enjoyable for most people. Mitchell ... Full story
