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National Eye Institute awards CWRU up to $3.3 million to develop two-photon ophthalmoscope
Instrument’s super-magnification of retina would enhance early detection of eye disease and could accelerate developing new eye therapies Krzysztof Palczewski Imagine an instrument that peers deep inside the eye and sees how well the retina’s cells function. Such advanced technology would…
Psychological Studies' Julie Exline, Joshua Grubbs research phenomenon of feeling angry with God
Exploradio: A deeper look at anger at God WKSU: Julie Exline, the Armington Professor of Psychological Studies, and Joshua Grubbs, a doctoral student, have researched the phenomenon of feeling angry with God. "Anger toward God is something that can come up in response to really major life events,"…
Law's Lewis Katz discusses motion to correct legal errors in Michael Brelo case
Prosecutors appeal 'errors' in Brelo verdict; acquittal will stand The Plain Dealer: Lewis Katz, the John C. Hutchins Professor in the School of Law, discussed a motion made by the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office to correct legal errors in the voluntary manslaughter trial of Michael Brelo to…
Is fracking ”as bad as people think"? Find out at June 8 Science Café Cleveland
Beverly Z. Saylor, associate professor of stratigraphy and sedimentology, will present the next installment of Science Café Cleveland Monday, June 8, from 7 to 8 p.m. at the Tasting Room at Great Lakes Brewing Co. (2701 Carroll Ave.). Saylor will give a talk titled “Fracking – It’s Not as Bad as…
5 questions with…National Youth Sports Program administrative assistant Chanelle Brown
Chanelle Brown first showed up for the National Youth Sports Program (NYSP) camp at Case Western Reserve in 2004—and she keeps coming back, year after year. Brown has been involved with the program for 11 years—first as a camper, then as a volunteer and now as a staff member. “She’s just an…
Robotics Club takes part in NASA mining competition
Case Western Reserve University’s undergraduate Robotics Club competed at NASA's annual robotic mining competition at NASA Kennedy Space Center in May for the third year in a row, finishing with their team best at the competition. The competition consists of mining simulated Mars dust. Calin…
Weatherhead School’s Scott Shane participates in panel on engaging millennials in entrepreneurship
Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, participated in a panel discussion on “Millennials and Entrepreneurship: A Conversation about Engaging the Next Generation” at The City Club of Cleveland on May 8. Other panel participants were: Lena Kelly, fellow of…
SIS, HCM, PeopleSoft Financials and other ERP applications to be unavailable during weekend maintenance
From 11:30 p.m. June 5 to 7 a.m. June 6, engineers will conduct maintenance on Case Western Reserve University’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) applications. These applications are: Student Information System (SIS) Human Capital Management (HCM) PeopleSoft Financials Financials…
School of Law’s Ruqaiijah Yearby talks racial disparities in health care
Ruqaiijah Yearby, the Oliver C. Schroeder Jr. Distinguished Research Scholar, associate director of the Law-Medicine Center and professor of law, gave the keynote address for a Cleveland Office of Minority Health event in April. Yearby presented a talk, titled “Eradicating Injustice to Attain…
Law’s Jessie Hill gives presentations on religion, reproductive rights
Earlier this year, Jessie Hill, the Laura B. Chisolm Distinguished Research Scholar and professor of law, gave multiple presentations on the topics of religion and reproductive rights. On March 3, Hill presented "Change, Dissent, and the Problem of Consent in Religious Organizations," at a faculty…