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Will the government shutdown halt research at Northeast Ohio universities? cleveland.com: Suzanne Rivera, vice president for research, discussed how the government shutdown is affecting research at Case Western Reserve University, likely delaying projects and funding.

First Look: Joint CWRU/Cleveland Clinic Health Education Campus nearing completion The Plain Dealer: As progress on the Health Education Campus continues, The Plain Dealer toured the site to offer a look at the campus with completion just a few months away.

New computer imaging method detects lung cancer based on blood vessels UPI: Led by Anant Madabhushi, the F. Alex Nason Professor II of Biomedical Engineering, researchers are working on a new approach to determine if a patient has lung cancer: using CAT scans to look at changes in blood vessels…

Exploradio Origins: Taming the wild marama bean WOSU: Christopher Cullis, the Francis Hobart Herrick Professor of Biology, spoke about his research into domesticating the marama bean, a wild plant that is nutrient rich, drought resistant and ideal for rural African farming communities.

How to recover after a period of unemployment U.S. News & World Report: Michael Goldberg, assistant professor of design and innovation, shared his advice for those who are looking for jobs, including reaching out to alumni connections.

Mutual silence does nothing to ease questions surrounding Castillo, McFeat settlements Los Angeles Times: Daniel Jaffe, professor of lawyering skills, weighed in on the nature of a settlement between a California school district and two former administrators, and how the case has been complicated…

11 rapes, 4 states, 1 suspect: The ‘extraordinarily improbable’ defense of Calvin Kelly USA Today: Rachel Lovell, senior research associate at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, explained how rapists often target those in vulnerable situations, which results in…

Monday is Martin Luther King Day in America. Though much has improved in our country for African Americans since his tragic assassination in 1968 – the year that so much changed – we still live in a world where serious health disparities persist, and we have too few tools to combat them. As Dr.…

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The following is a message from Director Stan Gerson, MD and Associate Director for Basic Research Ruth Keri, PhD. The Case Comprehensive Cancer Center would like to thank Bingcheng Wang, PhD and Alex Almasan, PhD for their hard work in leading the Alex…