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JT Sayre
From the South Pole to startup life: How a CWRU alum is using AI to improve wireless networks
A conversation with James “JT” Sayre (CWR ’03; GRS ’14, physics), co-founder and chief technology officer of eino
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Hear from six students presenting at Intersections
For many of Case Western Reserve University’s undergraduate researchers, summer has been an opportunity to continue their work, advancing discoveries and sparking new questions. As they have honed their faculty-mentored research projects, some of those students will present what they have been…
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Meet the scientist helping uncover the hidden structures of a common food additive
Michael J. A. Hore, PhDAssociate professor in the Department of Macromolecular Science and Engineering, Case School of EngineeringArea of Focus: Polymer physicsFrom ice cream and plant-based meats to shampoo and toothpaste, methylcellulose is widely used as a thickener in food, cosmetics, and…
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Case Western Reserve University partnering with Argonne National Laboratory on Genesis Mission grant to harness power of AI to unlock recycling of nuclear fuel
“The selection of this project for Genesis funding is yet another reflection of Case School of Engineering faculty's research excellence in electrochemical engineering.”
Dakin Muhlner
Engineering student receives scholarship from national engineering honor society
Dakin Muhlner, a rising fourth-year studying mechanical and aerospace engineering, recently received a 2026–27 scholarship from Tau Beta Pi, the national engineering honor society. The competitive scholarship recognizes junior members for outstanding academic achievement, leadership, service, and…
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Engineering’s Christine Duval wins the Srinivasa P. Gutti Memorial Teaching Award
Christine Duval, associate professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering at Case School of Engineering, received the 2026 Srinivasa P. Gutti Memorial Teaching Award. Presented annually by the engineering honor society Tau Beta Pi, the award recognizes engineering faculty who demonstrate an…
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Two CWRU students receive honors from the Microscopy Society of Northeastern Ohio's 68th annual May Conference
Two members of the Case Western Reserve University community received honors from the Microscopy Society of Northeastern Ohio's 68th annual May meeting, which was hosted jointly with the Society of Applied Spectroscopy, SAS-Cleveland Regional Section; the American Chemical Society, AKRON ACS; and…
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Engineering’s Chirag Kharangate receives grant from the Office of Naval Research to improve temperature management technologies
Chirag Kharangate, associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering at Case School of Engineering, recently received a three-year, $525,000 grant from the Office of Naval Research (ONR) to study two-phase interfacial turbulence.The project, “Predicting Two-Phase Interfacial Turbulence…
Susan Hagness
Case School of Engineering Dean Susan Hagness honored with Distinguished Achievement Award from the IEEE
Susan Hagness, PhD, the Charles H. Phipps Dean of Case Western Reserve University's Case School of Engineering, was presented with the 2026 Distinguished Achievement Award last week at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) International Symposium on Antennas and Propagation…
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Meet an undergraduate student who discovered his path at CWRU
As a high school student in Virginia, Tanush Anand knew he was interested in pursuing a career in engineering, but his exact direction was unclear. What he was certain about: Case Western Reserve University’s academic flexibility would allow him to find clarity. It also would provide him the…