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Spartan Showcase: Emily Miller
Year: PhD candidateMajors: Social welfare Emily Miller, a Case Western Reserve University PhD candidate in social welfare, believes many systems in the United States are ineffective at addressing root causes of social issues. Miller wants to change that—and she’s well on her way. Her work on a…
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Law’s Bryan Adamson Awarded University’s Inaugural “Think Big Leadership Award”
Professor Bryan Adamson was selected as a recipient of the university’s inaugural “Think Big Leadership Award,” which will be formally presented by incoming President Eric Kaler and Provost and Executive Vice President Ben Vinson III at a ceremony on October 5. Provost Ben Vinson said Adamson has…
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One to One Fitness Center resumes child care by appointment for summer
On-campus child care by appointment is available at One to One Fitness Center on summer weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. This service is provided to CWRU students, staff and faculty for their children who are fully potty trained. Fees for this service is scaled by income, per child: For those…
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Machine Learning Working Group Meeting: “Incorporating Medical Insight into Machine Learning Algorithms for Learning, Inference and Model Explanation”
The health care industry is arriving at a new era where the medical communities increasingly employ computational medicine and machine learning. Despite significant progress in the modern machine learning literature, adopting the new approaches has been slow in the biomedical and clinical research…
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Law's Juscelino Colares weighs in on Australia's prime minister's call for WTO reform
Australia’s leader calls for WTO reform NTD News: Juscelino Colares, the Schott-van den Eynden Professor of Business Law and a professor of political science, weighed in on Australian prime minister’s call for a unified G7 response against China's economic coercion against Australia for calling…
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Interim President Scott Cowen discusses the $7.5 million commitment to advance research in neurodegenerative disease
Case Western Reserve University receives $7.5 million commitment to advance research in neurodegenerative disease Crain’s Cleveland Business: Interim President Scott Cowen discussed the $7.5 million gift commitment—made by an alumni couple—to support multidisciplinary research in neurodegenerative…
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Case Western Reserve biologist leads discovery of new invasive fish
Second ‘Cichlid’ fish species—native to Mexico—now threatening waters of southern United States, invading waterways in Louisiana A Case Western Reserve University scientist has played the lead role in identifying an invasive species related to one already threatening other fish in the waters of…
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Medicine's Debora Bruno lends insight into her research on the disparities within next-generation sequencing for lung cancer
Data reflect disparities in use of next-generation sequencing for lung cancer Healio: Debora Bruno, assistant professor of medicine at the School of Medicine and member of the Population and Cancer Prevention Program at Case Comprehensive Cancer Center, lended insight into her recent research that…
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Begun Center's Daniel Flannery touches on the increase in widespread access to guns
2 mass shootings, 35 hurt, 3 dead: A weekend of violence adds to Cleveland’s increasing problem of gun violence cleveland.com: Daniel Flannery, the Semi J. and Ruth W. Begun Professor and director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, said that increased gun sales and…
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Weatherhead School's Jonathan Ernest shares why car insurance premiums have been going up over the years
Average car insurance cost WalletHub: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor at Weatherhead School of Management, discussed why car insurance premiums have been increasing over the past years—and what motorists can do to lower their average insurance costs.