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CWRU among partners to donate 400 Nooks to CLE schools
Kids must see their lives as too valuable to risk The Plain Dealer: A partnership including Case Western Reserve University, the Third Federal Foundation, the U.S. Attorney’s office, Barnes & Noble and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt supplied two Cleveland schools with 400 Nook e-readers preloaded with t...
NY Times Magazine features CWRU research about fish in aquariums
Introducing a Very Quick Read The New York Times Magazine: A researcher at Case Western Reserve University found that cramped aquariums can make fish more aggressive....
Coulter grant process emphasizes commercialization, says Jeffrey Duerk
Case Western Reserve establishes $20M biomedical endowment MedCity News: Case Western Reserve University and the Wallace H. Coulter Foundation created a $20 million endowment aimed at translating biomedical research into commercial products and clinical practices. “With the Coulter process, there i...
"Bank Transfer Day" won't gain much traction, says Bill Mahnic
Things to remember if you plan to move your money on Facebook-created Bank Transfer Day NewsNet5: Bank Transfer Day is a Facebook movement encouraging people to move their money out of big banks and into credit unions, but Bill Mahnic, associate professor of banking and finance, expects fewer than ...
Michael Konstan talks breakthrough treatment for cystic fibrosis
Breakthrough drug announced for cystic fibrosis treatment The Plain Dealer: For the first time, a new oral drug has been shown to work on a genetic defect that causes cystic fibrosis rather than the disease’s symptoms, said Michael W. Konstan, professor of pediatrics at the School of Medicine. “The...
Claudia Coulton discusses Northeast Ohio's poverty levels
Brookings report finds poverty-stricken neighborhoods jump dramatically in Cleveland area The Plain Dealer: The number of people living in extremely poor neighborhoods has grown faster in Northeast Ohio suburbs than elsewhere in the U.S., according to new data. “Yes, this is exactly what we’ve seen...
Jacqueline Lipton tells what employers should know about employees
What should the boss know about you? WCPN: On The Sound of Ideas, Jacqueline Lipton, associate dean for faculty development and research in the School of Law, weighs in on the privacy rights of prospective employees and what employers are entitled to know....
KSU professor's comments covered by First Amendment, says Jonathan Entin
Legal scholars say KSU professor was harsh but exercised right to free speech Akron Beacon Journal: A Kent State University professor’s anti-Israel comments at a public meeting are not considered hate speech because he did not make a credible threat to the speaker, said law and political science pr...
Doctoral candidate studies OTC medication and chemotherapy side effects
Student's research examines over-the-counter drug's effect on chemotherapy side effects WKYC: Beth Faiman, a doctoral candidate at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, is studying whether an over-the-counter medication could ease chemotherapy side effects for people with blood and bone marro...
Richard Boyatzis helps MBA students enhance emotional intelligence
Developing emotional intelligence Training: Enhancing an emotional intelligence skill requires work, but there are steps you can take to improve. One tactic is mental rehearsal, a method Richard Boyatzis, H.R. Horvitz Professor of Family Business, has used with his MBA students at Weatherhead Schoo...