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Scientists find the genes that set into motion age-related macular degeneration
Research findings could lead to diagnostics and treatment for the eye disease In one of the latest examples of precision medicine, teams of geneticists from nine countries, involving more than 100 scientists, analyzed the genes of more than 33,000 individuals in the hope of finding genetic variation...
CWRU researchers laying groundwork for new type of pain relief
Win federal grant to examine high-frequency electrical stimulation to spinal cord A researcher at Case Western Reserve University has been awarded a four-year, $2.4 million federal grant to uncover how high-frequency electrical stimulation to the spinal cord reduces or eliminates chronic pain. Elec...
Holiday early dismissal initiative starts next week
President Barbara R. Snyder today announced a new campuswide initiative involving two annual holidays in November and December. Starting next week, university administrative offices will be able to close at 3 p.m. on Dec. 23 in those years when Dec. 24 is a designated university holiday. The other ...
5 questions with… music education nonprofit founder, senior Suneil Kamath
When Suneil Kamath picked up violin as a child, he immediately felt a passion and appreciation for music—one that he’s carried with him ever since. But when he traveled to India in high school to visit family, Kamath was shocked to realize his cousins didn’t have the extracurricular opportunities, ...
School of Dental Medicine professor wins Fulbright to develop Cleft Lip and Palate Center in Greece
Mark Hans’ interest in treating craniofacial deformities was sparked when his mentor, B. Holly Broadbent, invited him on a shadowing experience at the Craniofacial Clinic at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital. It was 1982, and he’d just joined the faculty at Case Western Reserve University Schoo...
Trustee, alumnus Jim Wyant named to National Academy of Inventors
Case Western Reserve alumnus and trustee Jim Wyant is so quick to compliment and give others credit that some might overlook just how accomplished he is himself. But this year, university supporter Trevor Jones helped ensure people got a powerful reminder of Wyant’s extraordinary intellectual prowe...
Support your community: Make Charity Choice contributions by Dec. 18
As the year comes to a close, members of the university community are encouraged to include local charities in their giving plans by contributing to the Charity Choice campaign by Friday, Dec. 18. Since the campaign’s Oct. 1 launch, 79 percent of the contribution goal has been met, with 59 percent ...
CWRU researchers building digital pathology tools to predict cancer outcomes
Receive National Institutes of Health grants to lead image-analysis efforts Anant Madabushi Case Western Reserve University researchers have been awarded two grants totaling $3.16 million from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to create analytic software for managing, annotating, sharing and...
Prisoners and undergraduates are classmates in seminar on race, inequality and education
After walking through a prison yard chaperoned by corrections officers, a group of Case Western Reserve University students entered a cinderblock chapel to join their classmates—inmates at the Lorain Correctional Institution (LorCI). Together, they comprise the student body of “The Impact of Race, ...
5 questions with… retiring UCITE director Mano Singham
Much of Mano Singham’s time at Case Western Reserve University has been spent teaching teachers. That, combined with his work as a physics instructor, means he's had an impact—either directly or indirectly—on the lives of countless students over the years. Now, after more than a quarter-century on ...