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Neuroscience's Jerry Silver talked about new breakthrough research
Nerve cells 're-grown' in rats after spinal injury BBC: Jerry Silver, professor of neurosciences, talked about his research that restored bladder function in rats with severe spinal cord injuries. "If we can show in a larger animal that our technique works and does no additional harm, I see no reas...
Weatherhead's Chris Laszlo explained "sustainability fatigue"
Sustainability fatigue, disruptive innovation and the flourishing enterprise Greenbiz.com: Chris Laszlo, associate professor of organizational behavior, explained companies’ sustainability journeys and the phenomenon of “sustainability fatigue.” “When a major company launches a sustainability journ...
David Fleshler discussed the growing presence of Brazilian students
Ohio reaches out to Brazil ideastream: David Fleshler, associate provost for international affairs, discussed the growing presence of Brazilian students at universities around the world. “Universities, both in the United States and elsewhere—in the UK, in Australia, in Singapore, and frankly, even ...
Professor Deepak Sarma blogs about what makes a university great
What makes a university great? Audacious irreverence, that's what! The Huffington Post: Deepak Sarma, professor of South Asian religions and philosophy, blogged about what makes a university truly great and the importance of dialogue and debate in the arena of higher education....
CWRU scientists show their research passions via tattoos
For these scientists, life is all about test tubes and tattoos The Columbus Dispatch: Most scientists devote their lives to their work. But some scientists and students, including graduate student Kati Pech, computer engineering student Shehab Hasan and recent alumnus Myles Murray, devote their liv...
Faculty member Anthony Jack discusses objectification vs. dehumanization of enemies
Objectification of enemies less likely to negatively affect mental health of soldiers Healio: Anthony Jack, assistant professor of cognitive science, philosophy and psychology, discussed the difference in the brain when soldiers objectify enemies as opposed to dehumanizing them. “Our evidence shows...
Bioethic's Youngner discussed possible changes in organ donation
Proposed changes in organ donation stir debate NPR: Stuart Youngner, chair of the bioethics department and the Susan E. Watson Professor of Bioethics, discussed the recent consideration for new guidelines for organ donation after cardiac death. "You must keep the people who are taking care of and ...
Economic's Mark Votruba talked about the merge between UH and EMH Healthcare
University Hospitals, EMH Healthcare announce plan to merge The Plain Dealer: Mark Votruba, associate professor of economics, weighed in on the potential merge between University Hospitals and Lorain County’s EMH Healthcare. "It's becoming more and more difficult for smaller systems or stand-alone ...
Law's Naso weighs in on the Ariel Castro case
Why prosecutors aren't done charging alleged Cleveland captor Ariel Castro The Christian Science Monitor: Carmen Naso, assistant professor of law, explains why more charges may be brought against Ariel Castro. The charges against Castro are coming in two installments to make the process easier for...
Engineering's Rowan and Capadona discuss their research of soft-to-hard transitional material
Cleveland research team's creation of squid-like material could lead to better prosthetics and implants (video) The Plain Dealer: Stuart Rowan, the Kent H. Smith Professor of Engineering, and Jeffrey Capadona, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, discuss their research and creation of a s...