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CWRU xLab Consumer Transportation Behavioral Survey
xLab at Case Western Reserve University is hoping to receive students' valuable input about truck rentals. xLab is a new joint initiative of the Weatherhead School of Management and the Case School of Engineering at CWRU. Through this program, students and faculties will collaborate with companies…
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From Our Campus to Space: E-Week 2020
Astronaut Don Thomas brings star power to Case Western Reserve campus Feb. 17-18 Astronaut and Northeast Ohio native Don Thomas is coming home this week, back to the Case Western Reserve University campus where he said his space career really took off. Thomas is a four-time Shuttle mission…
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Making (Brain) Waves
Six years ago, a team of Cleveland researchers achieved what previously seemed impossible: allowing a man who was paralyzed to move his arm again, using only his thoughts (and some high-tech help). Their approach—a system of muscle stimulation controlled by a brain-computer interface that…
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5 questions with….Fehmida Kapadia, alumna, adjunct professor and champion of entrepreneurs
Fehmida Kapadia (GRS '12, biology) has held many roles at Case Western Reserve: graduate student, postdoctoral researcher, adjunct professor in the Master of Engineering Management (MEM) program and, now, strategy and business consultant with the Human Fusions Institute. As we approach E-Week…
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Case Western Reserve University and RoadPrintz Inc. sign license agreement to advance robotic street-painting technology
Automated truck invention makes road-painting safer, faster, cheaper A new invention by a former Cleveland Heights auto repair-shop owner and Case Western Reserve University engineering professor promises to make painting streets cheaper, faster and less risky to road workers. Their company is…
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Engineering Services Fabrication Center now accepting new orders
The Engineering Services Fabrication Center at Case Western Reserve University is a dedicated campus machine shop that offers the design and fabrication of unique mechanical devices and complete systems to meet a broad range of research requirements. The shop is staffed with experienced…
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Engineering’s Burcu Gurkan pens “perspectives” article for The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters
Burcu Gurkan, assistant professor in the chemical and biomolecular engineering department, had a "perspectives" article, titled “Metal-Free Deep Eutectic Solvents: Preparation, Physical Properties, and Significance,” published in The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters. This journal is published…
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Troubleshooting Titan: bubbles, submarines and cryogenic seas
Case Western Reserve and NASA Glenn scientists aim to keep effervescence from obstructing scientific equipment on spacecraft in frigid seas of Saturn’s largest moon If scientists someday send a spacecraft to the surface of Titan, the largest moon orbiting Saturn, it could very well be a small…
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In new role, Dr. Lara Jehi to optimize biomedical research and therapeutic processes
Lara Jehi, MD, has been appointed the inaugural Chief Research Information Officer at  Cleveland Clinic and will become Cleveland Clinic’s co-lead for Informatics in the Clinical & Translational Science Collaborative. In this newly created position,  Dr. Jehi  will establish and oversee a robust…
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Biomedical engineering’s Anant Madabhushi and team issued patents
Radiomics has been shown to be important for prognostic and diagnostic applications, but what about predicting response to therapy? In fall 2019, seven patents were awarded to inventors in the Center for Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics (CCIPD) and their collaborators for new…