Undergrads: Got the itch to do global health research?
Undergraduates interested in doing research on global health issues will have a prime opportunity to learn more at a forum ... Full story
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Brock, ARC grant help keep local business competitive
Ed Baldassi's Offsite Industries, Ltd. in St. Catharines is one of 13 partnerships Brock has under FedDev Ontario's Applied Research and ... Full story -
Brock University joins Université de Moncton and New Brunswick Community College to reduce poverty in Burkina Faso
Brock University biologist Liette Vasseur is among a team of experts awarded a grant from the Canadian International Development Agency (... Full story -
Brock University receives $750,000 to help develop local businesses
Brock University is putting its research into action in the marketplace - boosting Niagara's economy and competitiveness in the process ... Full story -
Brock prof’s new book charts key aspect of human personality
What is the H factor? And why should you care about it? A Brock personality psychologist and his research colleague ... Full story -
Niagara River water quality improved significantly over last 25 years: policy brief
Long-standing pollution in the Niagara River and its many effects have been reported ever since Great Lakes-focused cleanup efforts began ... Full story -
Goodman School of Business launches research fund, scholarships with donation
Brock's Goodman School of Business is creating three new scholarships and an accounting research fund thanks to a recent donation ... Full story -
Ex-hockey fans turned off by 2004-05 lockout: Brock researcher
Craig Hyatt is used to speaking with passionate hockey fans. As an associate professor of Sport Management at Brock University, ... Full story -
Brock researcher to study effects of flame retardants on Great Lakes
Ian Brindle will look at the effects of flame retardants that are deposited into the Great Lakes. Seen here: Lake ... Full story -
Children whose mothers smoked during pregnancy score lower on reading tests
Children whose mothers smoked more than a pack of cigarettes a day score lower on reading tests than those of ... Full story
