In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed an algorithm for tracking COVID-19 cases, Ticketmaster’s latest scandal, artificial intelligence (AI) use in post-secondary education, how working memory impacts learning and Canada’s evolving cannabis market.<\/p>\n
Canada home to health research successes, but needs culture shift: expert: <\/strong>Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Statistics Pouria Ramazi was featured in a Canadian Press story about his research to develop an algorithm that can predict COVID-19 cases and deaths up to 10 weeks in advance. The story also ran in publications such as The Vancouver Sun<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n Ticketmaster changes Taylor Swift ticket transfer rules amid reported ticket thefts: <\/strong>Associate Professor of Information Systems Francine Vachon spoke to CBC News<\/a> and CBC Radio<\/a> about Ticketmaster\u2019s new operating procedures after Taylor Swift tickets were incorrectly transferred away from fan accounts.<\/p>\n EdTech, AI and platform capitalism in the classroom<\/strong>: Assistant Professor of Educational Studies Rahul Kumar spoke to rabble.ca<\/a> about the rise of education technology and AI and their impact in college and university classrooms<\/p>\n Working memory: education\u2019s unfinished revolution: <\/strong>Associate Professor of Psychology Karen Campbell spoke to TES Magazine<\/a> about the role of working memory in learning.<\/p>\n