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The worldwide pandemic, social unrest and financial instability have made it difficult to find the upside in these difficult times. The good news is that when you develop the habit of gratitude, life can become much easier—for you and for everyone around you. The Wellness Program will offer…

Retired staff member Don Chenelle passed away Jan. 24. Chenelle worked at CWRU from 1973 to 2009, with 23 of those years as the faculty advisor to Phi Delta Theta (1981-2009). He was passionate about supporting students and went to great lengths to support them. He was known for his open-door…

Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to review and provide input on draft action plans of the For a Better CWRU: A Student-Led Task Force. The plans were developed with much work from dedicated committee co-chairs and the 192 individuals who responded to the…

Students for the Exploration and Development of Space—Case Western Reserve University Chapter (SEDS—CWRU) is part of a network of international student organizations with the purpose of promoting space exploration and development through educational and engineering projects.  SEDS-CWRU will host…

As part of Engineers' Week 2021, the Division of Engineering Leadership and Professional Practice is hosting a virtual networking event with engineering employers. Both undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to participate to meet industry representatives and learn more about career…

The Department of Dermatology at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center is conducting a research study on COVID-19 COVID-19 is a respiratory illness caused by a virus. Volunteers must beover 18 years of age and must have been diagnosed with COVID19 anddischarged to home. For more…

These 3 things could prevent almost all COVID cases, study finds Yahoo News: Pooyan Kazemian, assistant professor at Weatherhead School of Management, discussed his new study highlighting how three specific practices combined can reduce the likelihood of spreading or catching COVID-19 by up to 96%.

How AI could personalize medicine for you Lifewire: Anant Madabhushi, the Donnell Institute Professor of Biomedical Engineering, discussed the perceived pros and cons of artificial intelligence in health care and assessed that there is both optimism and some undue hype over future uses of AI,…

Heavy smoking history increases risk for COVID-19 hospitalization, death Healio: Katherine E. Lowe, a researcher at the School of Medicine, discussed her research showing that the longer an individual smoked, the greater his or her odds were for COVID-19 hospitalization and death.

CWRU is finding AI applications for solar energy Crain’s Cleveland Business: Roger French, the Kyocera Professor of Materials Science at the Case School of Engineering and director of the university’s Solar Durability and Lifetime Extension Research Center, discussed a new $750,000 grant, part of…