Brock research team analyzing how Niagara communicated COVID crisis
COVID-19 has affected the world in dramatic ways, making it challenging for societies to keep up with the latest information ... Full story
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Brock’s NCO to present research on remote work as a long-term strategy
To be, or not to be, remote? That is the question Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) is exploring ... Full story -
Brock biologist teams up with Plenty Canada to study Indigenous plants on Laura Secord trail
NOTE: Earlier this year, Brock University announced the creation of its first-ever Indigenous Research Grant. This is one in a ... Full story -
Farmers’ insights needed for Brock agriculture tech research
If you’re a farmer in Niagara, particularly a greenhouse grower, Amy Lemay wants to hear from you. The Research ... 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 -
Niagara needs to support the arts during and after the pandemic, says new NCO research
The COVID-19 pandemic has hit Niagara’s vibrant arts community particularly hard, with impacts radiating out all across the region, ... Full story -
Brock’s NCO director awarded funding to study agribusiness
In Charles Conteh’s vision of Niagara, the region’s agriculture industry has launched into the world of automation and ... Full story -
Canada Games Research Spotlight: Amy Friend examines Niagara waterways through new perspectives
NOTE: This is the latest in a series of question and answer stories featuring Brock University faculty members who are ... Full story -
Funding available for Canada Summer Games research and scholarship
A new fund is encouraging Brock University researchers and scholars to play a part in the 2021 Canada Summer Games in ... Full story -
Save the bees: Policy brief examines ways to help Niagara’s bee population
In the world of bee conservation, messy is beautiful. A slightly overgrown lawn, a garden with flowers native to the ... Full story
