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Medicine's David Canaday researches declining antibody levels in Pfizer vaccine recipients
Moderna developing COVID-19-flu combo vaccine; U.S. COVID-19 cases reach 40 million cleveland.com (subscription required): David Canaday, professor at the School of Medicine, discussed his study showing that antibodies drastically decreased in nursing home residents and caregivers six months after…
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Law's Avidan Cover and Brian Gran comment on security and privacy policies impacted by 9/11
How did Sept. 11 change our security and privacy? From airport searches to digital surveillance cleveland.com: Avidan Cover, professor of law and the associate dean for academic affairs at the School of Law, discussed the myriad ways in which the nation has changed since 9/11. And Brian Gran,…
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Celebrate President Eric W. Kaler’s inauguration with sweets, discounts and a social media contest for students
It may be nine days until President Eric W. Kaler’s Oct. 15 inauguration, but the campus community gets to celebrate all next week—starting Monday with free cookies at the Kelvin Smith Library (KSL) Oval. The 4 p.m. ceremony Friday in Amasa Stone Chapel marks inauguration week’s final event, but…
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Fall apple picking at Patterson Fruit Farm
The International Student Fellowship invites graduate students to an apple picking adventure at Patterson Fruit Farm in Chesterland Saturday, Oct. 9.  Students can meet in the parking lot of Amasa Stone Chapel across from the International Student Services offices at 11:45 a.m. Cars will leave…
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“Crackdown on Academic Collaboration with China Harms American Science”
The Department of Physics will host a lecture with XIaoxing Xi, the Laura H. Carnell Professor of Physics at Temple University and winner of the 2020 Sakharov Prize of the American Physical Society, Thursday, Oct. 7, from 4 to 5 p.m.  Xi will present “Crackdown on Academic Collaboration with China…
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Virtual open forum with the data governance committee
The Data Governance Committee at Case Western Reserve University invites all faculty and staff to a virtual open forum Oct. 15 at noon to hear more about the committee’s progress over the last year, receive an introduction to the data governance roles across the university, and provide…
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MS in biomedical and health informatics information session
The School of Medicine’s Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences will host a virtual information session on the MS in biomedical and health informatics program Sunday, Oct. 10, at 7:30 p.m.  Members of the community are invited to join program director Mendel Singer for a…
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PRCHN Seminar: “COVID-19 and Food Insecurity-Spatial Dynamics of Emergency Food Assistance Use in Cleveland, OH”
At the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, about 21.7% of American adults were food insecure, including one in three Black/African American adults—compared to one in six white individuals. The association between food insecurity and negative health outcomes—such as diabetes, obesity, chronic disease and…
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Doughnuts with the Deans
Students are invited to stop by Case Quad outside Adelbert Hall to grab a free doughnut and meet staff from the Dean of Students Office Thursday, Oct. 7, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. This is an opportunity for students to learn about the services and support the office provides and ask questions.
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[U]Tech advises against upgrading to Windows 11 at this time
University Technology ([U]Tech) would like to make the campus community aware that Microsoft released Windows 11 on Oct. 5. [U]Tech recommends not upgrading immediately due to possible compatibility issues with current software packages and older hardware. Additional guidance will be provided as…