Publications + Presentations

Gregory Reynolds, an applications developer with University Technology, spoke at the Google Cloud Next Summit about Case Western Reserve University’s new digital assistant. Reynolds’ talk, titled “Bringing Information Closer to Students,” was a part of the larger "Chatbots Will Empower Students…

Yifan Dai, a PhD candidate in the Department of Chemistry, and Chung Chiun Liu the Wallace R. Persons Professor of Sensor Technology & Control, Distinguished University Professor, professor of chemical engineering and director of the Electronics Design Center, penned a review paper titled…

Cheryl Toman, professor of French, chair of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures and director of Women’s and Gender Studies, and Gilbert Doho, associate professor of French, recently authored a book containing 13 essays in literature and cultural studies (half in English, half in…

Scott Williams, a professor of population and quantitative health sciences and genetics and genome sciences, co-wrote an article titled “The Missing Diversity in Human Genetic Studies” for Cell, a medical research journal. Williams argued that the lack of diversity limits the ability to make…

Researchers from the Department of Dermatology published an article on the financial burden of chronic cutaneous ulcers, which are associated with a wide variety of medical conditions, in the United States. The article, titled “Incremental Health Care Expenditure of Chronic Cutaneous Ulcers in the…

Researchers from Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center recently published an article on a potential novel treatment for stress urinary incontinence (SUI), a condition that is estimated to affect 40 percent of childbearing women. The article, titled…

Four Case Western Reserve University researchers wrote a paper on their work on cigarillo use among young people. The paper, titled “A comparison of methods to measure daily cigarillo consumption among adolescents and young adults,” was published in Tobacco Control. The four researchers…

Riley Tedrow, a PhD candidate in the Department of Biology, was part of a team of entomologists and malaria experts that have crafted an efficient assay for monitoring mosquito populations responsible for malaria transmission in Madagascar. The work, titled “Novel Multiplex Assay for Malaria Vector…

Becca Segel, a third-year undergraduate studying chemical engineering, recently presented at the Nuclear and Emerging Technologies in Space Conference at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Her presentation, titled “Investigation of Production Parameter Effects on Spark Plasma Sintered…

Justin Buchler, associate professor of political science, published a book last year with Cambridge University Press titled Incremental Polarization: A Unified Spatial Theory of Legislative Elections, Parties and Roll Call Voting. The volume examines polarization in politics through structural…