Skip to main content

Media

Dean Lawrence E. Mitchell discusses changes to School of Law curriculum
Law school curriculum undergoes sweeping changes at Case Western Reserve University The Plain Dealer: Lawrence E. Mitchell, dean of the School of Law, discussed changes to the school’s curriculum. “Other law schools are doing pieces of what we will be doing but nobody has put together what we have ...
Biomedical Engineering's Jeffrey Capadona discusses new brain implant technology
Building better brain implants: The challenge of longevity Science Daily: Jeffrey Capadona, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, explained a new instrument being used in his lab to help produce better brain implants. "We created an instrument to measure the mechanical properties of micro-s...
Neurology's Barry Hoffer discusses link between mother's genes and her children's aging
Mother's genes may accelerate aging, study says: Discoveries The Plain Dealer: An international research team found that a mother’s genes may accelerate how quickly her children age. "This answers a longtime question we've had about the role of the mother's DNA in the aging process,” said Barry Hoff...
Neurology professor Alan Lerner examines link between iron and Alzheimer's
Iron and age, a combo for Alzheimer's? Med Page Today: Alan Lerner, professor of neurology, discussed a recent study that links iron and Alzheimer’s disease. “The study ... opens a window into some of the metal chemistry of the brain and its association with degenerative diseases,” he said....
Biomedical Engineering's Hunter Peckham discusses neurotechnology in Greater Cleveland
Ohio's neurostimulation industry: On the brink of a breakout hi velocity: Hunter Peckham, the Donnell Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Orthopaedics, discussed the rise of the neurotechnology industry in Greater Cleveland. "Neurotechnology is the fastest growth area of the medical device indus...
CWRU team brings avatar technology to health care
Case Western Reserve University team collaborates on avatar technology to aid health care decisions The Plain Dealer: Ronald Hickman Jr., assistant professor of nursing, and his team created one of the first avatar-based decision support technologies for caregivers. “It’s a way to deliver tailored i...
New raccoon-like mammal discovered
New mammal species discovered: A raccoon-like critter with teddy bear looks Associated Press: Researchers recently discovered a new species of mammal: the olinguito. “Most people believe there are no new species to discover, particularly of relatively large charismatic animals,” said Darin Croft, as...
Bleak future for small businesses due to limited loan availability
Small businesses drive job growth and need more help getting loans, Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank study says The Plain Dealer: Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, weighed in on the struggles of small businesses to obtain bank loans, some of the factors drivin...
CWRU research links colon cancer to oral bacteria
Colon cancer and oral bacteria linked in Case Western Reserve University research: Discoveries The Plain Dealer: Yiping Han, professor of periodontics, discussed her recent research linking colon cancer and a gingivitis-causing bacteria, as well as the need for continued research. "I think we all ne...
CWRU psychology professor on overcoming postpartum depression
Help for a traumatic delivery and postpartum depression The Huffington Post: Amy Przeworski, assistant professor of psychology, blogged about the traumatic delivery of her daughter and how she dealt with—and learned from—postpartum depression....