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Case Western Reserve University leads NIH academic–industrial partnership to develop rapid, chairside oral cancer test
A Case Western Reserve University–led research team is developing a noninvasive oral cancer test to help clinicians decide—chairside and within minutes— whether a suspicious lesion in the mouth needs a biopsy.The project pairs a discovery made in the university’s School of Dental Medicine with…
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Update to the latest version of Zoom
To ensure a consistent Zoom experience across the Case Western Reserve University community, the minimum required software version for Zoom will be updated to 7.1.5, effective Friday, Aug. 14. Security updates and various features implemented over the past several months require the latest version…
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Discover what’s new at One to One Fitness Center
With the 2026-27 academic year approaching, One to One Fitness Center is introducing new ways for members of the Case Western Reserve University community to connect, explore the facility and get involved.Read on to explore what’s new at the center. Introducing the new One to One Fitness Center…
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Psychiatry’s Jeffrey Janata explains how questioning claims can help people avoid scams
Scammers count on you not to ask these questions, this new tool is designed to change thatWEWS: Jeffrey Janata, professor in the Department of Psychiatry at CWRU School of Medicine, said people can better avoid scams by suspending belief and asking, “Could this story be false?” and “Why me?” He…
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Engineering’s Erman Ayday explains how AI is being used to support 911 dispatchers
AI is now listening to 911 calls in Summit County — and helping dispatchers in real timeWEWS: Erman Ayday, assistant professor at Case School of Engineering, said AI programs being used in emergency dispatch centers, like in Summit County, are not making decisions and are there to make…
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College of Arts and Sciences Dean David Gerdes talks eclipse hunting
Astronomer David Gerdes shares what to expect during a total solar eclipseFOX Weather: David Gerdes, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, explained what viewers of the Aug. 12 total solar eclipse could expect to see and why he travels the world to chase the cosmic events.
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Psychological sciences’ Helen Long hosts free developmental screening for children ages 0-3
Free developmental screening event set for infants, toddlerscleveland.com: Helen Long, associate professor at the College of Arts and Sciences, is partnering with United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Cleveland to host a free development screening for children ages 0-3 on campus.
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Law’s Cassandra Burke Robertson says House ethics investigation on US Rep. Max Miller could extend beyond November
Ohioans in US Rep. Max Miller’s district want action, consequences as House ethics probe continuesOhio Capital Journal: Cassandra Burke Robertson, the John Deaver Drinko - BakerHostetler Professor of Law, said the U.S. House ethics committee has broad investigative authority and could impose…
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Civil and Environmental Engineering chair receives Ohio Sea Grant Award
Case School of Engineering's Civil and Environmental Department Engineering department chair Xiong (Bill) Yu, PhD, and his research team have received a 2026 Ohio Sea Grant award titled: “AI-Empowered Smart Sewer Systems for Stormwater Overflow Reduction in the Lake Erie Watershed.” Stormwater…