Articles tagged with: Vaughn Mangal
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In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed how new legislation will impact Ontario's education system, changes to sports betting, potential ... Full story
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Herbs show potential as natural fertilizer: Brock-industry research
When the subject of beneficial herbs comes up, some people might think of supplements that improve their well-being. But what ... Full story -
Government boost sees students make community impact through field research
When it comes to tackling the instability that climate change causes to communities, Brock University’s next generation of scientists ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Canada Post strike continues, sports betting and extracting copper from algae
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed the national Canada Post employee strike, single-game sports betting, research investigating algae as ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: Social media influencers, convocation highlights and municipal staffing challenges
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed social media influencers, the role of municipal Chief Administrative Officers, potential neurotoxins in ... Full story -
Brock research investigating potential neurotoxin in Lake Erie algae
Algae that wash up on shorelines and start turning black aren’t just a smelly eyesore — they could also be ... Full story -
Grad student STEM research in event spotlight
Innovative and diverse graduate student research will be on display at an upcoming student-led conference. Organized by the Graduate Mathematics ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: High-profile strikes in Canada, Port Robinson history and cybersecurity trends
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discuss Canada's growing labour movement, the history of the Port Robinson bridge collapse, cybersecurity ... Full story -
Brock researchers partner with industry to study copper extraction from algae
Copper is usually dug out from the depths of the earth. But the nearest lake may soon become a new ... Full story -
Research aiming to boost worldwide food security among Brock projects awarded $3M
For more than three billion years, cyanobacteria, the blue-green algae seen in some lakes, has been converting sunlight to chemical ... Full story