Universities Canada President visits Brock research institutes
From vineyards to virtual prototypes, Brock University’s research strengths were on full display as Universities Canada President Gabriel Miller ... Full story
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How walking apps could boost long-term healthy habits
Fitness apps — especially those that are doctor recommended — may be a step in the right direction for anyone looking to ... Full story -
Virtual reality a ‘safe space’ for youth counselling: Brock-Pathstone research
For many children and teens, virtual reality (VR) headsets are a gateway to immersive video game worlds. But Nicole Luke ... Full story -
Researchers launch healthy habit platform to combat chronic disease
With research showing that unhealthy habits are easier to stick to than healthy ones, Isabelle Hill (BKin ’22, MSc ’24) wanted to ... Full story -
Award-winning framework addresses academic integrity in the age of AI
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to spark renewed conversations around the globe about academic integrity, Rahul Kumar’s award-winning research ... Full story -
Research partnership brings companies’ performance data to the forefront
Knowing companies’ approaches to environmental, social and governance issues is important for a well-functioning economy and society, says Leila Tahmooresnejad. ... Full story -
Brock seeks Canada Excellence Research Chair in Sustainable Agriculture for Grape and Wine
Brock University is applying to the Government of Canada’s Canada Excellence Research Chairs (CERC) program with the goal of ... Full story -
Procrastination researcher among grad students, postdocs given $2.4M funding boost
Madi Maguire (BA ’23) is still a few weeks away from starting her PhD in Psychology at Brock, but she already ... Full story -
Grad students’ grape and wine work earns international acclaim
Brock University’s Reid Ball and Daniel Phillipow are still growing their wine industry careers, but they’re already reaping ... Full story -
Innovation drives STEM education grad student research
Emily Krushelnycky (BEd '22) is on a mission to help young learners tackle big questions in hopes of creating a ... Full story
