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Director's Message: Juneteenth
A Day of Reflection These are extraordinary times and perhaps Juneteenth can be a day of reckoning and reflection for all of us associated with the Cancer Center. I applaud President Barbara Snyder and Provost Ben Vinson's decision to allow us all to pause and reflect by closing Case Western…
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Case Western Reserve completes license option with “spinout” company Edifice Analytics Inc.
Technology developed at CWRU allows a building’s energy use to be audited remotely, saving time and money Case Western Reserve University has executed a license option with Edifice Analytics Inc., a “spinout” company founded by engineering professors who developed the technology to conduct a…
Ode to June
It’s finally June—a most amazing time of year. The full leafy green of summer has opened on our trees and shrubs. The State of Ohio is beginning to open, too, tentatively, after COVID lockdown. So is the university. For the School, many of us, especially the lab-based people, never left, but…
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New Tool Can be Used to Predict a Patient’s Likelihood of Testing Positive for the Coronavirus
Dr. Lara Jehi recently co-authored a study in which a tool was developed for healthcare providers to estimate likelihood of a patient having COVID-19. “Without a tool that combines all of those different risk factors for any given patient, it is difficult for a physician to know whether a patient…
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Chemical engineer Christine Duval wins U.S. Dept. of Energy Early Career Research Grant
Case Western Reserve's Christine Duval selected to accelerate work on purifying radioactive isotopes, used in diagnostic imaging, cancer treatment A Case Western Reserve University chemical engineer who is pioneering a faster and more sustainable means for increasing the national supply of…