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Physics' Harsh Mathur discusses his work to understand the expansion and acceleration of the universe
Exploradio Origins: Understanding a new theory of gravity WKSU: Harsh Mathur, professor of physics in the College of Arts and Sciences, weighed in on his mathematical inquiries into the mystery of why the university accelerates its expansion as it continues to grow.
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Law's Jonathan Adler discusses thoughts on court review of Affordable Care Act
Democrats want Supreme Court to hear Obamacare case right away, before 2020 vote HuffPost: Jonathan H. Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, shared his thoughts about the Supreme Court reviewing the Affordable Care Act.
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Music's Lisa Koop discusses the power of music in building family bonds
Families and Music The Academic Minute: Lisa Koop, professor of music education in the College of Arts and Sciences, explained how experiencing music together as a family can be beneficial for helping break down the hierarchical relationships between parents and children
Research Volunteers needed
The purpose of this study is to understand how immune responses within the lung protect against respiratory infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), the organism that causes tuberculosis (TB). Volunteers will be asked to participate in studies of immune cells obtained from the blood and…
Eye Tracking Research Study for Children
Note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that eye tracking was invasive. It is not invasive. The announcement has been corrected. Department of Psychological Sciences We are currently conducting an eye tracking research study on childhood brain injury and need children who have…
New U.S. law—calling on research by Case Western Reserve economist—boosts job prospects of ex-prisoners
Studies show that delaying criminal background checks in the hiring process can boost the job prospects of a worker pool with particularly stubborn rate of unemployment: ex-convicts looking to re-enter the labor market...
Happy New Year!
It is the start of not only a new year, but a new decade. It’s a time for reflection on the year – and the last ten – gone by, and a time to consider the future.  Marsha Palmer, our new internal communications expert, has assembled a list of top ten stories from the medical school for the last…
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From the President: A look forward to the new year—and a reflection on the past
To the Case Western Reserve Community: We start this decade amid significant uncertainty. From recent military escalation in Iran to ongoing effects of climate change, the new year dawns with ample cause for concern. Yet to me, it offers even greater reason for hope. Just last week, the American…