Publications + Presentations

Anna O'Connell, a DMA candidate in the Historical Performance Practice Program, and Alan Choo, an alumnus of the program, performed in the concert Elegance by Apollo's Fire, Cleveland's Baroque Orchestra. O'Connell, who is featured in the concert, is a soprano and plays baroque and Celtic harps.…

Katharine Van Tassel, visiting professor of law, and Sharona Hoffman, the Edgar A. Hahn Professor of Law, co-authored an article published in the New England Journal of Medicine about how vaccine-related adverse events would especially burden low-income people. Ordinarily, it takes scientists…

There no argument that artificial intelligence (AI) holds great promise for improved health care outcomes—from analyzing tumor images, to helping doctors choose among different treatment options, combatting the COVID-19 pandemic. But a husband-wife research duo from Case Western Reserve University…

Explaining heritability for a disease, which is the portion of risk shaped by genetics, has been a question that has puzzled scientists for decades. Much of what we know has been found from studies of twins or other closely related families. However, much of the “missing heritability” for complex…

Gabriella Celeste, policy director at the Schubert Center for Child Studies, and Tim Johnson, policy advocate at the Ohio Poverty Law Center—and co-chairs of the Ohio Lead-Free Kids Coalition (OLFKC), issued a statement in response to Gov. Mike DeWine’s continued budgetary support of lead poisoning…

Kyle Jorstad, a recent graduate of the Case Western Reserve University School of Law, had a piece published in the Journal of Medical Artificial Intelligence. The article, titled “Intersection of artificial intelligence and medicine: tort liability in the technological age,” analyzes the…

Ivette Noriega, a postdoctoral scholar at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, co-wrote an article titled “Emotional memory processing in post-traumatic stress disorder affected Colombian youth.” The piece was published in the International Journal of Psychology. In…

Jane Timmons-Mitchell, senior research associate at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, co-authored a piece titled “Screening for suicidality and its relation to undiagnosed psychiatric comorbidities in children and youth with epilepsy.” The article was published in the…

Aaron Perzanowski, professor at the School of Law, co-authored an article titled “Abandoning Copyright” with Dave Fagundes of the University of Houston Law Center. The piece was published in the William and Mary Law Review. For nearly 200 years, U.S. copyright law has assumed that owners may…

Provost and Executive Vice President Ben Vinson III penned a piece on the perceived newness of Black history studies. Titled “The perpetual newness of Black history,” the piece appeared on the Perspectives on History website. Vinson explained the challenges and concerns with the field’s perception…