Brock webinar to explore study on health behaviour in school-aged children
A study examining the health behaviour of school-aged children will be the focus of a free public talk taking place ... Full story
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Brock research to open further with return to campus
As Brock University gears up for a significant return to campus for the Fall Term, research is opening further, with ... Full story -
What’s open and closed for Labour Day weekend
As Brock University continues to operate in Brock 3 (Protect and Prevent) of its reopening framework, some units will experience additional ... Full story -
Brock chemistry team creates modified sugar molecules used in medicines
The line in the Mary Poppins song, “Just a spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down,” may be true ... Full story -
Brock chemistry group key contributor to North American team researching Vitamin E
Vitamin E has long been believed to be an antioxidant, a substance that protects cells from damage caused by molecules ... Full story -
Brock awarded more than $500K in federal funds for early-stage research
Is there a relationship between the price of a house and the way people’s attitudes and beliefs about the ... Full story -
Brock part of national research team setting up EEG data-sharing system
Brock University is at the forefront of a movement getting a major boost to make neuroscience more open and accessible ... Full story -
Ideas sought for Building Better Research workshop series
The Building Better Research (BBR) workshop series is gearing up for its second year — and organizers want to hear from ... Full story -
Brock researchers want to hear from teachers about pandemic and return-to-classroom experiences
All eyes are on September following the Ontario government’s recent unveiling of its back-to-school plan. Brock Professor of Child ... 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
