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Anatomy’s Darin Croft co-edits special issue of Ameghiniana
Darin Croft, professor of anatomy, worked with Guillermo López of the Museo de La Plata in Argentina to co-edit a special annual issue of the journal Ameghiniana. The issue focused on extinct mammals and included eight articles, most of which were presented at a 2018 symposium in Colombia organized…
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Medicine’s Sichun Yang collaborates on special issue in the Journal of Molecular Biology
Sichun Yang, associate professor in the School of Medicine, collaborated with Pau Bernado of CNRS France to organize a special issue in the Journal of Molecular Biology. The issue, titled “Integrative Biophysics: Protein Interaction and Disorder,” represents a special collection of original…
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History’s John Broich pens piece on Spanish Civil War veterans who continued combat in World War II
John Broich, associate professor of history in the College of Arts and Sciences, penned a piece about a group of Spanish Civil War veterans who continued combat into World War II. The group hoped to bring representative freedoms to their country, but they found democracy was abandoned following the…
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Physics’ Pavel Fileviez Perez to serve as convener at the American Physical Society's Snowmass 2021
Pavel Fileviez Perez, associate professor in the Department of Physics, will be a convener at the American Physical Society's Snowmass 2021. The event is held every 10 years with scientists from around the world, allowing them to identify the most pressing issues in the field of particle…
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Religious studies’ Timothy Beal discusses how apocalypse speculation plays into pandemic concerns
Timothy Beal, chair of the Department of Religious Studies and the Florence Harkness Professor of Religion, recently participated in an episode of the Unholier than Thou podcast, which is produced by Crooked Media. The episode is titled "Apocalypse Now?" and explores how speculations of an…
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Political science’s Kathryn Lavelle presents virtually to Academic Council on the United Nations System
Kathryn C. Lavelle, the Ellen and Dixon Long Professor in World Affairs, presented a paper for the annual meeting of the Academic Council on the United Nations System in June. Originally planned to be held in London, the conference was changed to a virtual format due to the pandemic.  In the…
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CWRU Digital Skills Boot Camp Virtual Demo Day
Join the students of the Case Western Reserve University Digital Skills Boot Camp program as they prepare to graduate and showcase their term-ending capstone projects during a Demo Day event Tuesday, Aug. 4, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Graduates from the spring 2020 classes in data analytics, full stack…
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Stepping up to make a difference
This article first appeared in a summer publication related to the university’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. More articles will appear in The Daily and on the university and school social media accounts in upcoming weeks; visit case.edu/together to see more. As students, faculty and staff…
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Learning from history
Alumnus’s research into a 1918 pandemic helps shape public understanding today This article first appeared in a summer publication related to the university’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. More articles will appear in The Daily and on the university and school social media accounts in…
Alumni perspectives amid a pandemic
Across the country—and around the world—nearly every aspect of life has been impacted by the pandemic, including how and where we work and volunteer. Case Western Reserve University alumni have been on the front lines in hospitals, clinics, health departments, social-service agencies and more. But…