Scientifically Yours engages high school students in STEM
High-tech ice cream, robot races and blood type analysis were among the more than two dozen activities young scientists explored ... Full story
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Brock to host two days of science exploration for Ontario high school students
They’ll build their own robots, try their hand at DNA fingerprinting and dive into the chemistry behind volcanic reactions. ... Full story -
Event to focus on inspiring females to enter STEM
While women are making inroads, they are still under-represented in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. The next virtual ... Full story -
Longtime Brock employee receives local International Women’s Day award
Gail Neff made her mark at Brock University and in the science community as the co-creator of the University’s ... Full story -
Teens test Brock labs during Scientifically Yours
They cracked murder mysteries, tested their cold tolerance and prepared ancient fish fossil specimens — all in the name of science. ... Full story -
Teens to take deep dive into world of science during Brock event
There’s no better way to get a taste of science at the university level than to get into the ... Full story -
Scientifically Yours supporter lauded at 30th anniversary celebration
Learning Skills Specialist Gail Neff has played a pivotal role in organizing Scientifically Yours since its inception at Brock 30 years ... Full story -
Passion for physics recognized with top grad student award
Michelle Przedborski’s eleven-year journey at Brock has been filled with significant milestones. In 2011, she became the first in her ... Full story -
Brock grad comes full circle to mentor aspiring science stars
The student has become the master, or mentor, as it were. When Rachel Kvas (BSc ’14) first participated in the Scientifically ... Full story -
Brock to host hands-on science event for high school students
Brock University wants to help high school students take a deeper dive into the world of science. Students from across ... Full story
