Brock prof’s new book explores women, war and silent film
A new book from Liz Clarke explores an area the field of film studies has been largely silent on — until ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Research
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CFI awards Brock more than $623,000 for specialized research equipment
Brock University’s newest Canada Research Chairs (CRC) will be purchasing state-of-the-art equipment thanks to funding from the Canada Foundation ... Full story -
Several Building Better Research webinars taking place this month
Brock researchers are invited to attend four upcoming webinars dedicated to enhancing research efforts at the University. Four online information ... Full story -
New research shows how language use in parliament reflects emotion, power
As COVID-19 case counts rose in Canada in 2020, the use of positive language rose in Canadian parliament. The finding may ... Full story -
CIHR funding helps Brock research impact of COVID-19 on youth
The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have been felt by all, but new Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) funding ... Full story -
Equity, diversity and inclusion in research proposals topic of next Building Better Research webinar
Brock University researchers are invited to attend an upcoming webinar that will discuss equity, diversity and inclusion considerations in research ... Full story -
Students, researchers invited to participate in Niagara Health Research Day
Members of the Brock community are invited to share their health-related research at an upcoming virtual event. As part of ... Full story -
Information session to discuss SSHRC Insights Development Grants
Brock University researchers interested in learning more about Insight Development Grants are encouraged to attend an upcoming webinar. Insights into ... Full story -
VIDEO: Inside Brock’s Bee Lab
Brock University Professor of Biology Miriam Richards has made it her life’s work examine and research the behaviour, evolution ... Full story -
Brock webinar to discuss systematic review, popular research method
Systematic review has become somewhat of a buzz word in academia. From 1995 to 2017, there was a more than 4,500 per cent ... Full story
