Brock launches Canada’s first English-based Master of Athletic Therapy
Brock University is strengthening athletic therapy education in Canada.
The University has launched Canada’s first English-based Master of Athletic ... Full story
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Brock faculty honoured for work in exercise science
Two Brock University faculty members were recently recognized by the Canadian Society of Exercise Physiology (CSEP) for their outstanding research ... Full story -
Federal funding supports Brock infrastructure in mobility, insect and health research
Greater insights into ways the spine and upper body move. A better understanding of how mosquitos transmit viruses. More details ... Full story -
Brock research points to benefits of post-sport protein for young athletes
Chugging a protein shake after a heavy-duty workout has long been the practice of bodybuilders and athletes. But for children ... Full story -
Brock’s Centre for Bone and Muscle Health marks 10 years of research, community impact
Everyone knows consistent physical activity is key to building and maintaining a healthy body at every age. But it’s ... Full story -
Brock Media Clips for Friday, July 15
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. Vineyards experience worst winter damage in 17 ... Full story -
Canada Games Research Spotlight: Nota Klentrou
NOTE: This is the latest in a series of Q&A stories featuring Brock University faculty members who are ... Full story -
Canadian Space Agency awards Brock team funding for space health
It’s Val Fajardo’s dream that one day humans will make it to Mars. But first thing’s first: ... Full story -
New round of Brock funding awarded for Canada Games-related research
Could it be that COVID-19 restrictions “detrained” elite athletes, resulting in higher incidence of injury after the return to large-scale ... Full story -
Child participants needed for Brock muscle research
On the surface, differences between adults and children may seem obvious. Adults are bigger, stronger and faster than children, presumably ... Full story
