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Mathematics’ David Gurarie contributes to research on nitrogen oxides and ozone in atmospheric chemistry
Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and ozone play a central role in atmospheric chemistry and represent a key target for air pollution control. A complete understanding of their cycling is challenging due to competing dynamical and chemical effects. Observation data alone is insufficient to assess and quantify…
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Medicine’s Edward Yu leads research team whose work was published in Cell Reports
The use of an integrated systems biology approach to investigate tissues and organs has been thought to be impracticable in the field of structural biology, where the techniques mainly focus on determining the structure of a particular biomacromolecule of interest. In an article published in Cell…
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Dental medicine’s Pushpa Pandiyan authors paper published in Nature Communications
Polyamines are organic polycations that work together with DNA, RNA, and proteins, and control cell growth and death. Polyamines come from food and can be produced by our cells and the microbiome in our mucosa. Aberrant changes in their levels in cells are associated with aging and diseases. A…
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Enter a raffle for tickets to see the musical Hadestown
The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women is raffling off 14 tickets to Hadestown, the Tony award-winning musical. The raffle is open to all Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland Institute of Music and Cleveland Institute of Art students. The tickets are for Saturday, Feb. 18, at 1:30 p.m.…
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You’ve got mail: Meet one of the carriers who makes it happen
Feb. 4 is National Thank a Mail Carrier Day—a time to appreciate the work of those in the profession, which, in places like Cleveland, often takes place in the blowing rain or heavy snow. To recognize the many people who deliver mail for Case Western Reserve University, The Daily spent time with…
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Topics in Social Justice and Public Health—“Questions of Faith: Suicidality among Sexual Minority Adolescents and Young Adults”
The Schubert Center for Child Studies and Master of Public Health program will collaborate to offer a Community Health Research and Practice (CHRP) session to discuss suicidality in LGBTQ+ adolescents and young adults. This seminar will be held Tuesday, Feb. 7, from noon to 1 p.m. via Zoom. Susan…
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Medicine’s Peter Hovmand, Mandel School PhD student Braveheart Gillani co-author paper
Mandel School doctoral student Braveheart Gillani and Peter Hovmand, Pamela B. Davis MD PhD Professor of Medicine, co-authored an article published in Systems Research and Behavioral Science. Their article is titled “Ageing among Black and non-Hispanic White older adults: A community-based system…
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“Ethical Compensation for Participants in Research”
The Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Learning Group will host its next meeting Thursday, Feb. 9, from noon to 1:30 p.m. The meeting will be held in person in the fourth-floor conference room of the BioEnterprise Building, via Zoom. The…
Is your child nearsighted (myopic) and interested in wearing contact lenses?
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center is conducting a research study to test the ability of an investigational soft contact lens to help kids see clearly and slow the progression of nearsightedness. If your child is 7 to 12 years old, and has or is experiencing symptoms of nearsightedness,…
Seeking research participants to understand factors affecting sleep and cardiovascular health
A research team led by Dr. Elliane Irani at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing is currently recruiting African American family caregivers to understand the factors that affect their caregiving experience, sleep, and cardiovascular health. Eligible volunteers must:- Be 18 years of age or…