Gallery: Event sparks curiosity in young scientists
Budding scientists explored atomic structures, DNA fingerprinting, fireworks and blood typing during Brock University’s 35th annual Scientifically Yours conference.
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STEM students put knowledge mobilization skills to the test
Communicating about science to a general audience is not any easy task, but Alicia Piazza (BSc ’21) has honed the skill ... Full story -
Brock experts share tips for tackling children’s reading challenges
Learning to read is no easy feat. And for parents whose children are struggling to find momentum, it can be ... Full story -
Supporting youth second nature for Spirit of Brock winners
It's a pretty safe bet that when Justin Wimmer (BSc ’24) and Ricardo Alva Oropeza (MSc ’24) weren't busy in a Brock ... Full story -
Teens build STEM skills at annual Brock conference
Robot races, DNA fingerprinting and photonics were among the projects young scientists explored this week during Brock University’s 34rd ... Full story -
Public webinar to offer tips on improving memory in older adults
Memory loss can seem like an inevitable part of aging, but Karen Campbell disagrees. The Associate Professor of Psychology says ... 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 -
Brock events to explore science behind what draws people to music
Whether its rhythm causes an unconscious sway or its lyrics evoke a swell of emotion, a song can strike a ... Full story -
Inaugural event celebrates undergrad Math and Science research
From predicting professional hockey outcomes to printing 3D models of crystal structures, undergraduate Brock students showcased their work at the ... Full story -
Many older adults less able to ‘refresh’ memory, says Brock research
Is memory loss inevitable with age? Not if older adults are able to hit the “refresh” button in their minds, ... Full story
