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Chemical engineering professor, undergrad find chemistry of plasma/liquid interactions
New paper reveals fundamental chemistry of plasma/liquid interactions Science Daily: As part of a multidisciplinary project with Notre Dame University, Mohan Sankaran, associate professor of chemical engineering, and undergraduate student Megan Witzke helped reveal that the electrons in plasma…
WISER goes to Monticello Middle School
WISER comes to Monticello Cleveland Heights ­– University Heights City School District News: Nearly 25 sixth-grade female students at Monticello Middle School are taking part in the Girls’ Science and Engineering Club, thanks to CWRU’s Women in Science and Engineering Roundtable (WISER) program.…
Professor Glenn Starkman blogs about his time at CERN
To live and work at CERN Scientific American: Glenn Starkman, professor of physics and astronomy, is on sabbatical this year at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. While there, he’s been invited to share his observations in a regular blog for Scientific American. In his first post, Starkman gives a photo…
Weatherhead's Scott Shane writes about the importance of self-employment numbers
Unemployment rate falls in September but what happened to self employment? Small Business Trends: Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, wrote about why it’s important to pay attention to the self-employment numbers within the jobs report. “A big jump in…
Pediatrics Professor Robert Needlman says infants' stranger anxiety is normal
Stranger anxiety Fit Pregnancy: If a child screams or clings to his/her parent when an unfamiliar person approaches, it’s actually very normal, said Robert Needlman, professor of pediatrics. “Humans are born with the instinct to create strong emotional attachments to special people in their lives,…
Free health tests, flu shots as part of Case for Community Day
Free health checks offered by Case Western Reserve University The Plain Dealer: As part of the 10th annual Case for Community Day, student, staff and faculty volunteers from the dental, medical and nursing schools will staff a free community health fair Oct. 19. During the health fair, held at the…
Professor Deepak Sarma questions centrality of Sanskrit for Hindu liturgy
Is Sanskrit (in)dispensable for Hindu liturgy? The Huffington Post: In a blog for The Huffington Post, Deepak Sarma, professor of South Asian religions and philosophy, questions the centrality and indispensability of Sanskrit in temple rituals, home services and in prayers. He asks: “How many…
Civil engineer Art Huckelbridge agrees with Main Avenue Bridge truck ban
Cleveland's Main Avenue Bridge awaits emergency repairs to aging steel supports The Plain Dealer: Over the summer, officials banned large trucks and buses on the Main Avenue Bridge in Cleveland. The bridge will require about $500,000 in emergency repairs before trucks can return. It suffers from…
J.B. Silvers says Cleveland's medical mart still faces an uphill battle
Nashville developers abandon plans for a medical mart; Cleveland site to open in July 2013 The Plain Dealer: Developers abandoned plans for a Medical Trade Center in Nashville, Tenn., leaving Cleveland’s medical mart as the final project in the works. While it’s good for Cleveland, it doesn’t…
Associate Dean Molly Berger discusses the Beverly Hills Hotel's 100th anniversary
A century of the Beverly Hills Hotel American Public Media: This weekend marks the 100th anniversary of the iconic Beverly Hills Hotel. The hotel helped create the luxury of Beverly Hills, where home sales had been slow prior to the hotel’s opening. Now, the glamour of the city bolsters the hotel’s…