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Kristina Bowdrie, Bryan Singelyn, Andre Mickel, Sarah Andrews, Yidi Lin, Liam Dunn, Carol Musil, Andrew Medvedev, Rebecca Darrah and Ozan Akkus
They prepared for their futures at CWRU—and returned to invest in the next generation
With Homecoming and Reunion Weekend underway, alumni-turned-faculty reflect on their student experiences at CWRU
Illustration of a biomedical research space in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building, with researchers in lab coats gathered around a heart, a blood vessel, and lungs displayed under glass domes, beneath a giant blood bag, floating blood cells and viruses, and screens showing a brain scan and health data.
Targeting solutions: Inside the ISEB’s Precision Diagnostics & Therapeutics research cluster at Case Western Reserve University
How a team of Case Western Reserve researchers is turning a decade of collaboration—and a portfolio of real-world innovations—into the future of precision medicine
Nathan Kundtz
A CWRU entrepreneur studied invisibility cloaks. Now he’s working to cut AI’s energy use
A conversation with entrepreneur Nathan Kundtz, PhD (CWR ’04), chief technology officer of Neurophos
space-stars
Undergraduate Lucy Ma “shoots her shot”—all the way to the moon—with two co-ops at NASA Glenn Research Center
Lucy Ma was only a child growing up in San Francisco’s Bay Area when she watched the Discovery space shuttle fly to Los Angeles. It was her first brush with outer space, and she’s been hooked ever since. It’s what launched her academic career in engineering and robotics—and a lifelong fascination…
Five headshots, left to right, of Amirali Rezaei Stacy Guech, Cassandra López, Ian Norfolk, Zoe Sekyonda
Tech, business and education: Discover 5 CWRU student startups
Editor’s note: Juliene Jones, the author of this story, is a student employee in the Department of University Marketing and Communications. She is a third-year student majoring in political science, international studies and sociology.Case Western Reserve University students are entrepreneurial…
Illustration of a materials science lab in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building with researchers in lab coats working at benches of glassware and microscopes, surrounded by oversized material samples, a robotic arm, a large beaker of bubbling liquid, a roller press, and a testing machine.
Forged for impact: Inside the ISEB's Advanced Materials & Manufacturing research cluster
Case Western Reserve researchers are rethinking the materials behind everyday life—and the new Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building is giving them the space to do it together.
Rishabh Kundu
Team Pick-a-Tech named sole U.S. finalist at Global Climate Solutions Competition
Rishabh Kundu, a PhD student in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Case School of Engineering, and members of Team Pick-a-Tech were selected as finalists of the Universities for Goal 13: A Student Competition for Climate Solutions. This competition is sponsored by Siemens Energy…
Mia Osborne, Jaral Arroyo-Jefferson, Abigail Figueroa and Miguel Munoz
Hispanic Heritage Month: Meet four Hispanic members of the CWRU community
From participating in a medical brigade in Guatemala to creating a platform to empower student voices, individuals of Hispanic and Latine heritage are engaged with countless facets of Case Western Reserve University.In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, which takes place annually from Sept. 15…
An illustration of a space in the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering building shows researchers, glassware, oversized batteries, tanks, and machinery across orange workstations.
Charged with purpose: Inside Case Western Reserve's Galm electrochemical cluster
Researchers in the James M. Galm Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science research cluster are tackling the chemistry behind batteries, semiconductors, critical metals and clean energy
Christopher Wirth takes a group photo holding L.E. Scriven Young Investigator Award statue
Engineering’s Christopher Wirth receives L.E. Scriven Young Investigator Award
Christopher Wirth, PhD, associate professor of chemical and biomolecular engineering at Case Western Reserve University’s Case School of Engineering, received the L.E. Scriven Young Investigator Award earlier this month. Presented at the International Society of Coating Science and Technology…