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5 questions with… top international pinballer Megan Brown
When Megan Brown started playing pinball as a hobby nearly 10 years ago, she didn’t expect it to become a major part of her life. And she certainly didn’t foresee herself competing on the international stage. But yesterday, she did just that. Brown, department assistant in University Relations…
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Case Western Reserve, Cleveland State and Mercyhurst to collaborate on new cybersecurity focus
Three academic institutions—Case Western Reserve, Mercyhurst and Cleveland State universities—each maintain nationally recognized programs in the science of cybersecurity. Today, they announced plans to share their individual expertise and collectively form the North Coast Cyber Research and…
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Innovation on display: Student-run hackathon encourages real-world solutions in just 36 hours
From student startups to research breakthroughs, innovation is an integral part of what makes Case Western Reserve University the institution that it is. Our students, faculty and staff routinely put their creative minds to work to find real-world solutions to problems in society. And recently,…
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5 things to know about… creating heart-healthy habits
When it comes to our heart, we often know what we need to do in order to stay healthy. Take the tips shared by Harvard Health Publishing, for example: avoid tobacco, be active, aim for a healthy weight, improve your diet and drink alcohol in moderation or not at all. Many of these suggestions may…
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2018 Cleveland Humanities Festival explores subject all too human: health
In a region defined by health care and humanities excellence, the third annual festival joins 25+ cultural institutions for a month of free events in Northeast Ohio—starting March 15 Health—and its absence—has inspired centuries of art and ingenuity. Exploring the unique role of health in human…
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Seeing double: Twins on wrestling team share what it’s like competing and going to school together
By Ellen Walter A number of Case Western Reserve University students attend school with their siblings, but few can say they compete on the same sports team too. And for seniors Nate and Nick Tommas, it goes a step further: They’re not only siblings, but twins—and co-captains of the Spartan…
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bio[box] debuts
Modeled after Sears think[box], new experiment space at Case Western Reserve University provides open research lab to bring ideas to life Look out, there’s a brand new [box] in town. Case Western Reserve University, home to the internationally recognized Larry Sears and Sally Zlotnick Sears…
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Living human tracheas
Case Western Reserve University researchers make natural windpipe replacement alternative to synthetic scaffolding now being used Biomedical engineers at Case Western Reserve University are growing tracheas by coaxing cells to form three distinct tissue types after assembling them into a tube…
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New imaging technology may help predict aggressiveness of lung cancer
Research supported by a recent $3.16 million National Cancer Institute grant Case Western Reserve and Cleveland Clinic are leading development of a computerized tissue-imaging program that could soon help identify which lung cancer patients are likely to face an earlier recurrence of the…
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New event set for March 2 to recognize staff contributions
Case Western Reserve will recognize staff next month with a celebration that includes prizes, refreshments, student performances, and more. Dubbed “Thank Beyond the Possible” by Staff Advisory Council Chair JC Scharf-Deering, the event will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. Friday, March 2, in the Smith…