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Be an artist for a day! Help paint art mural during Case for Community Day
Volunteer to help paint a mural at the Regional Transit Authority’s (RTA) new Cedar–University Rapid Station as part of Case for Community Day. Volunteers will work with Cleveland artist Hector Vega to complete a mural showcasing Cleveland icons. This is just one of many volunteer opportunities…
Medicine's Jonathan Miller, team discovers earlier history to Horner syndrome than originally believed
Playing the name game with Horner syndrome Med Page Today: Jonathan Miller, associate professor of neurological surgery, and a team of researchers at Case Western Reserve University, discovered that Horner syndrome, which was named for the physician first believed to describe the condition, might…
CWRU ranks highest among Ohio schools in regards to salaries of alumni with bachelor's degrees
Case Western Reserve University tops other Ohio schools in ranking based on salaries of alumni The Plain Dealer: Case Western Reserve University ranks highest among Ohio schools in regards to salaries of alumni with bachelor's degrees. The rankings were complied by PayScale, an online salary,…
Traffic alert: Bellflower Road to be closed between East Boulevard and Ford Drive this evening
Bellflower Road will be closed between East Boulevard and Ford Drive this evening between 4:30-6 p.m. for Cleveland Institute of Art's PRISM event. There will be a procession from CIA's former Gund building on East Boulevard to the consolidated campus on Euclid Avenue.
Baker-Nord Center to kick off fall series with talk on “A Tale of Two Plantations”
The Baker-Nord Center for Humanities will launch its fall 2015 public events series Wednesday, Sept. 9, at 5 p.m. in the Allen Memorial Medical Library's Ford Auditorium. The event will feature a discussion by Richard Dunn, the Roy F. and Jeannette P. Nichols Professor Emeritus of American History…
Engineering doctoral candidates receive American Society for Testing and Materials International scholarships
Two Case Western Reserve University students won $10,000 scholarships from the American Society for Testing and Materials International (ASTM) for their graduate studies. Janet Gbur and Mohsen Seifi, both PhD candidates in materials science and engineering, were two of three students selected for…
Building confidence can help people with MS live fuller, healthier lives, CWRU researchers report
The physical symptoms of weakness and fatigue from multiple sclerosis (MS) can rock a person’s confidence and ability to engage in what he or she feels is important, from being a good parent and friend to taking up a hobby, according to Matthew Plow, assistant professor from Case Western Reserve…
5 questions with… business continuity manager Eun-Joo Ahn
When an emergency occurs, whether manmade or natural, the university’s immediate concern is for the safety of those involved. But what happens after the situation has cleared? Classes, research and day-to-day operations all must resume as quickly as possible. That’s where Eun-Joo Ahn comes in. As…
Professor Anant Madabhushi, team awarded patent in digital pathology, biomarker quantification
Anant Madabhushi, director of the Center for Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics and professor of biomedical engineering, was awarded U.S. patent 9,111,179, titled “High-throughput Biomarker Segmentation Utilizing Hierarchical Normalized Cuts.” The invention relates to a novel…
Weatherhead School researchers win best paper distinction for work on open source software
Kalle Lyytinen, professor of design and innovation; Aron Lindberg, PhD candidate at the Weatherhead School of Management; and Nicholas Berente (MGT '04, '09), assistant professor of management information systems at the University of Georgia, recently received the Academy of Management…