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Think[box]'s Ian Charnas partners with a local clothier and designer to make facemasks
Cleveland Makers Are Creating Stylish, Charitable Masks Cleveland Magazine: Ian Charnas, director of innovation and technology at Sears think[box], partnered with a local clothier and designer to produce protective facemasks that include an interior pocket for a filter; the effort hopes to create…
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School of Medicine's Robert Salata speaks on the risks associated with frequent grocery store visits
Is It Ethically Okay to Get Food Delivered Right Now? The Atlantic: Robert Salata, professor of medicine, epidemiology and international health, spoke about the risk involved in the frequency of grocery store visits: “I think if you’re careful, in the long run it’s not going to make that much of a…
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Tony Jack, of the Department of Philosophy, explains how people tend to adhere to biases in light of scientific evidence
Bridge breaks down President Trump’s ‘miracle drug’ for coronavirus Bridge Magazine: Tony Jack, associate professor of philosophy, psychology, neurology and neuroscience, , spoke about the tendency of people to adhere to their biases, despite holding personal notions of fairness and rationality;…
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Luke Reader, of Arts and Sciences, discusses the unprecedented governing situation in the UK with the hospitalization of PM Boris Johnson
With Boris Johnson in intensive care, who runs the UK? The Conversation: Luke Reader, instructor of history in the College of Arts and Sciences, wrote about the unprecedented governing scenario brought about by the hospitalization of United Kingdom Prime Minister (PM) Boris Johnson, who, for first…
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Think[box]'s Ian Charnas is startled by the speed of innovation in the manufacturing of personal protective equipment
CWRU, Local Manufacturers Practice 'Fierce Cooperation' On PPE Project WCPN- Ideastream: Ian Charnas, the director of innovation and technology at Sears think[box], talked about being a part of efforts to design and manufacture personal protective equipment (PPE), such as clear face shields that…
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Director of Entrepreneurship Michael Goldberg talks about the disadvantages of the "gig economy" during social isolation
Help is on the way for Uber, Lyft drivers and other gig workers as economy sputters 19 News - WOIO, Cleveland: Michael Goldberg, executive director of the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship and an associate professor of design and innovation at the Weatherhead School of Management, spoke about…
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Cleveland RTA uses research by the School of Medicine's Curtis Donskey to justify the purchase of UV disinfecting tech, but its effectiveness is inconculsive
Greater Cleveland RTA hopes $36,000 in ultraviolet-C light technology will combat COVID-19 coronavirus, but not sure MSN News: Research by Curtis Donskey, a professor of medicine, showing a form of ultraviolet (UV-C) light is effective against some pathogens, was cited as reasoning by the Greater…
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David Gurarie, of the Department of Mathematics, explains discrepancies of coronavirus models that affect predictions for the pandemic
Ohio coronavirus model discrepancies leave some with questions WEWS-ABC-5: David Gurarie, a professor in the Department of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics and Statistics, responded to a report from MetroHealth System that indicated the peak for COVID-19 in Cuyahoga County may be significantly…
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Susan McClary, of Arts and Sciences, talks about the trope of the tragic heroine and the status of opera during the pandemic
The Coronavirus Derails Marina Abramovic’s Maria Callas Opera The New York Times: Susan McClary, a professor of musicology in the College of Arts and Sciences, spoke about an established trope in opera of the tragic heroine who gets murdered on stage. Women had died in opera from the art form’s…
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Adam Perzynski, of the Department of Sociology, weighs in on the fragmentary nature of public health data and how it informs pandemic trends
More data, consistency needed to understand racial, ethnic effects of coronavirus The Plain Dealer: Adam Perzynski, an associate professor of medicine and sociology, weighed in on the fragmentary nature of public health data with the exception of some locations, such as Los Angeles, that allow…