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Research and Technology Management's Nick Barendt discusses Akron’s polymer cluster
Akron’s polymer cluster could fuel Northeast Ohio bid to win $160 million NSF grant Signal Akron: Nick Barendt, executive director of the Institute for Smart, Secure and Connected Systems, noted that the NEO-Smart consortium is a finalist for a $160 million NSF grant to boost advanced…
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Weatherhead's Jonathan Ernest offers advice on rental car insurance decisions
Rental car insurance basics WalletHub: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, said rental car insurance decisions hinge on balancing cost, risk and peace of mind. Common mistakes include buying unnecessary duplicate coverage or assuming personal…
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Chemistry's John D. Protasiewicz discusses toxic hydrogen sulfide in Mentor’s sewer system
It’s on fire’: EPA finds toxic sewer gas after Mentor residents say their complaints went nowhere cleveland.com: John D. Protasiewicz, the Hurlbut Professor of Chemistry at the College of Arts and Sciences, said hydrogen sulfide detected in Mentor’s sewer system is toxic and can be fatal, citing…
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Medicine's Jonathan Stamler discusses research on enzyme that controls weight gain, cholesterol levels
No more dieting, just turn off the fat? Body has a switch to control weight gain, finds research. Here's how it works The Economic Times: Jonathan Stamler, professor at the School of Medicine, discussed his research findings that highlight a promising new method for delivering oxygen to tissues…
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Medicine's Andrew Pieper discusses study showing brain damage in mice models with Alzheimer’s can be reversed
Alzheimer’s fully reversed in mice, scientists say Futurism: Andrew Pieper, professor at the School of Medicine, said that a damaged brain can repair itself, noting that restoring energy molecule NAD+ with P7C3‑A20 fully reversed cognitive decline in mice with advanced Alzheimer’s. His recent…
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Nutrition's Lindsay Malone on the best protein bars for 2026
The best protein bars for 2026: Tried, tested and approved by experts Yahoo News: Lindsay Malone, instructor of nutrition at the School of Medicine, said she recommends protein bars made with whole foods because they’re better for health and often easier on digestion, emphasizing simplicity and…
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Medicine's John Dumot discusses the rise of rise of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome
Vomiting syndrome linked to cannabis use increased sevenfold California Insider: John Dumot, professor at the School of Medicine, highlighted the rise of cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, noting that “the longer the use and the higher the dose, the higher the risk.” He explained the condition is…
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Nutrition's Lindsay Malone discusses chia seed water versus pudding
Chia seed water vs. chia seed pudding: Which one is easier to digest? Verywell Health: Lindsay Malone, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, said chia pudding—with soaked seeds and added milk—delivers more fiber, protein and slower digestion than chia seed water, which may improve…
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Medicine's Andrew Pieper reversed Alzheimer’s in mice model
Scientists successfully reversed Alzheimer’s disease in mice Vice News: Andrew Pieper, professor at the School of Medicine, said his recent Alzheimer’s study shows “the brain’s energy balance achieved pathological and functional recovery in both lines of mice with advanced Alzheimer’s,”…
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Medicine's Susan Hatters-Friedman discusses filicide murder case
Child killer denied parole for fourth time Psychology Today: Susan Hatters-Friedman, the Phillip J. Resnick Professor of Forensic Psychiatry at the School of Medicine, said a recent case reflects a well-documented form of filicide in which a parent views children as obstacles to personal goals.…