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Robot team mows down the competition
The Institute of Navigation announced that Case Western Reserve University won top prize at the 8th Annual 2011 Robotic Lawn Mower Competition June 2-4 at Siebenthaler’s Beaver Valley Garden Center in Dayton. Sponsored by the Institute of Navigation Satellite Division and the Air Force Research Lab...
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School of Medicine's Ilke Sipahi is quoted in an NYT article on pacemaker risks
New York Times: Ilke Sipahi, an assistant professor, says that implantation of a biventricular pacemaker has significant risks. Sipahi is the lead author in a study published online last week in The Archives of Internal Medicine in which researchers reviewed five randomized controlled trials of the...
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Chemistry professor selected as executive editor of international journal
Irene Nga Wing Lee, associate professor of chemistry, has been selected to become the executive editor of BBA’s section on proteins and proteomics. As executive editor, she will be an ambassador of the journal and is encouraged to publish her own quality papers in the journal. She will select review...
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Lunchtime networking event to be held for women faculty
Women faculty members are invited to join their colleagues for a lunchtime networking event on Tuesday, June 28, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Cleveland Room at Thwing Center. RSVP to Susan Freimark. The Women Faculty Development Institute of the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women sponsors the even...
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Will Classical Indian Philosophy become a new classic?
While in college, Deepak Sarma struggled through one of the classic texts in Indian philosophical thought: Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan’s and Charles A. Moore’s A Source Book in Indian Philosophy. Once he found himself teaching the subject as an associate professor of religious studies, Sarma saw his s...
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Discussion will examine interpersonal and group dynamics in academia
On Thursday, June 23, join UCITE, the University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education, as it presents "Flipping in Academic Settings." The talk will take place from noon to 1 p.m. in the Herrick Room on the ground floor of the Allen Building at the corner of Euclid Avenue and Adelbert Ro...
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Physics graduate student earns fellowship to conduct work in France
Physics graduate student Joel Pendery received a Chateaubriand Fellowship from the French government to work with Emmanuelle Lacaze on a project at Université Pierre et Marie Curie. In November, Pendery will begin the 10-month fellowship, where he will work on a collaborative project on the nanoscop...
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121 kicks off “Get Fit for Life” program, waives 50 percent of program cost
The summer session of 121 Fitness’ “Get Fit for Life” program starts June 27. The eight-week program is designed for each individual’s success, whether it’s weight loss, increasing muscle, toning or just beginning a regular exercise program. Four program tiers are available to meet any level of expe...
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Mediterranean theme, blues music hit this week’s summer BBQ
The summer barbecue season continues Wednesday, June 22, with a Mediterranean theme and music by Cleveland blues artist Walkin’ Cane. The barbecue is located on the Case Quad from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and is open to the public. The cost is $7.95 per person for a single entree and $8.95 for unlimi...
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This week's poll results are in; find out where members of the CWRU community are headed this summer
Most of you are staying put this summer, according to this week's poll results. Almost half of those who answered the poll question, "Summer's almost officially here—what do you have planned?" said they want to get to know the Cleveland area better and are planning a staycation to hit up its many h...