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At CWRU, genetic research fuels hope for treating Alzheimer's
CWRU geneticist and bioinformatician William Bush helps turn data into discoveries by examining patterns and variants in people across the globe
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A Broader Practice: CWRU offers rotation in Alaska for future physician assistants
On a remote Alaska island, a new CWRU clinical rotation is teaching future physician assistants to see the whole picture of care
Andrew Liang, wearing a white shirt and blue gloves, prepares equipment at a counter in a bright clinic room, focused and calm.
The Current: 2026 news from the CWRU campus
News from the CWRU Campus
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CWRU’s distinctive humanities are getting a major boost
They’re already a central force on campus. Now a historic gift gives a major boost to the university’s distinctive approach.
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Built for Impact
Researchers are coming together under one roof with interdisciplinary expertise and advanced tools to act on pressing problems and benefit society
Elijah Hayes and other participants of the Merck Innovation Cup
PhD student named Merck Innovation Cup winner
Elijah Hayes, a pharmacology PhD student at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, was named the Merck Innovation Cup winner earlier this year. About the competition The Merck Innovation Cup is a prestigious, internationally competitive week-long summer camp held annually at Merck…
Justin Mendoza, Marissa Orzame, Carlene Ledesma and JP Flores
Filipino American History Month: Meet four Filipino members of the CWRU community
From advancing patient advocacy and exploring emergency medicine to researching gut nerve cells and carrying on a family healthcare legacy, members of Case Western Reserve University’s Filipino community make an invaluable impact in their fields and the communities they serve.In recognition of…
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From ideas to breakthroughs: Explore the shared instruments and collaboration spaces in CWRU's new Roger E. Susi Interdisciplinary Research Building
This is the final story in a nine-part series introducing the research, people and building that will define Case Western Reserve’s next chapter of discovery. Explore the full series to learn about the seven research clusters and the resources that make the work possible.Editor's note: This story…
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Designed for Innovation
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Nerve center: Inside the Susi Building's NeuroTechnology research cluster at Case Western Reserve
Researchers who have spent decades restoring individuals’ movement, sensation and function are moving in to drive further solutions to neurological conditions