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Breakthrough study identifies genetic defect that weakens esophageal lining, making it vulnerable to acid damage

Breakthrough study identifies harmful bacterial sugar as potential therapeutic target for neurodegenerative diseases

Enhanced immune cells show promise in targeting viral reservoirs that current medications can’t eliminate

For deep-space missions to the moon, Mars and beyond, one deceptively simple question drives some of NASA’s most complex engineering challenges: How do you keep enough fuel cold—and stable—long enough to use it? That problem is at the center of ongoing zero boil-off tank (ZBOT) research, which…

Case Western Reserve University physician-scientist Tyler Miller, MD, PhD (GRS ’16, pathology; MED ’18), has been recognized for his brain cancer research with a Sontag Foundation Distinguished Scientist Award—making him the university’s first recipient of the highly competitive honor in the…

Hear from three CWRU dancers about performing with the Martha Graham Company during a year of historic celebrations.

Editor's note: On Feb. 2, TIME recalculated these rankings "following a review of the Global Engagement metric (10% of the total score)." After this review, Case Western Reserve ranked #27 out of 500 institutions globally (#17 in the U.S.), but our article reflects the information originally…

Funding committed within fiscal 2026 federal spending package

Professor Andrew A. Pieper’s lab’s work on reversing Alzheimer’s disease can progress with additional financial support

Northeast Ohio was in the national spotlight this week (Jan. 21-22) as regional leaders hosted a site visit from the National Science Foundation (NSF) review team evaluating NEO-SMART, a regionally led, execution-ready collaborative that is a finalist in the NSF’s Regional Innovation Engines…