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Case Western Reserve to join the Higher Education Consortium
Universities in Ohio and nearby states to cooperate in faculty and staff recruitment The Plain Dealer: Case Western Reserve is joining the Higher Education Recruitment Consortium, which is designed to offer career information in a single location to cater to couples who work in higher education.…
Case Comprehensive Cancer Center's Stan Gerson sounds off on impact of sequestration on research
Government shutdown over, but sequestration’s toll now taking effect Ideastream: The sequestration of the federal government will have substantial affects on research, particularly at Case Western Reserve. “It’s undoubtedly the case over an 18-month period that there will be a smaller workforce in…
Religious Studies' Peter J. Haas speaks on the Internet's impact on religion
Case Western Reserve University scholar addresses modern technology’s effect on religion Kent Wired: Peter J. Haas, the Abba Hillel Silver Professor of Jewish Studies, spoke at Kent State University on Tuesday, Oct. 22 on the topic of the Internet’s effect on religion. “The Internet is in fact…
RTA breaks ground on Little Italy-University Circle rapid station
Little Italy-University Circle station seen as transit-oriented development spark The Plain Dealer: RTA broke ground Tuesday on a rapid station that planners say will boost the vibrancy of University Circle while helping knit the cultural and jobs hub to its surrounding neighborhoods. The…
Biology's Radhika Atit weighs in on new research on baldness
A possible cure for baldness, in 3D Sciencemag.org: Radhika Atit, associate professor of biology, weighed in on new research by scientists who have successfully grown new hair follicles from the skin cells of balding men. “Their work is very elegant and extremely rigorous,” she said. “This is a…
National Cancer Institute grant to help answer questions about cancer, says medicine's Susann Brady-Kalnay
CWRU researchers get nearly $2 million from NCI to answer "provocative question" about cancer The Plain Dealer: A team of researchers from the School of Medicine, Case School of Engineering and Case Comprehensive Cancer Center has been awarded a $1.9 million grant from the National Cancer…
The 18th annual Music Masters series, co-sponsored by CWRU, honors The Rolling Stones
The Rolling Stones at 50 ideastream: Case Western Reserve University and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame sponsor the 18th annual Music Masters series, honoring the 50-year career of The Rolling Stones. "Somewhere in the ‘80s it became clear that the Stones were doing something that there was no…
Medicine's Patrick Catalano discusses the importance of early exercise during pregnancy
Exercise may not limit pregnancy weight gain PakTribune: Patrick Catalano, professor of reproductive biology, weighed in the importance of an exercise plan early in a woman’s pregnancy. He said the farther women get into pregnancy, the harder it is for them to stick to an exercise program, so…
Student company seeking funding for innovative home "smart shower"
CWRU student company launches Kickstarter funding appeal, would manufacture miniature meter for home "smart shower"The Plain Dealer: Engineering students Craig Lewis and C.J. Valle, along with Cleveland Institute of Art alumnus Andrew Schad, have created a smart meter for home showers, called…
Technology is disrupting sleep for teens, says nursing's Michael Decker
Here's what a constantly plugged-in life is doing to your kids' bodies The Huffington Post: Among the many ways technology is affecting children is disrupting sleep, according to Michael Decker, associate professor of the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing. "Teens are getting this bright light…