Kids get hands-on with science at VPMI
Middle school students sharpened their science skills during a recent visit to Brock University’s Validation, Prototyping and Manufacturing Institute (... Full story
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Health Canada gives Brock green light for cannabis testing
Health Canada has granted Brock University a license to conduct cannabis analysis. The Analytical Testing license enables Brock researchers to ... Full story -
National Research Council leader tours Brock
Senior leadership from a key national research agency toured Brock facilities last week to learn more about how the University ... 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 -
VPMI showcases industry, researcher collaboration
Government representatives from the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago learned about Brock’s industry-driven research during a recent campus visit. ... Full story -
RESEARCH RETROSPECTIVE: Charting the way forward
This is the first in a monthly series of articles celebrating research breakthroughs and successes at Brock University over the ... Full story -
New program to help businesses protect intellectual property
Ontario companies with fewer than 500 employees will now be able to access funding to help them protect their intellectual property (... Full story -
Deputy Minister explores innovation in agriculture research at Brock
John Kelly, Ontario’s Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, experienced Brock’s commitment to advancing agricultural research ... Full story -
Minister’s visit highlights Brock’s commitment to sustainable agriculture
Brock’s research contributions to Ontario’s agricultural sector were in the spotlight as the University welcomed the Honourable Lisa ... Full story -
NSERC-funded Brock research using insect viruses to benefit human health
The word “virus” usually evokes a sense of fear or foreboding, a bad thing to be avoided. But for Ian ... Full story
