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Where problems are solved: Get to know the new Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building at Case Western Reserve University
This story is the first in a series introducing the research, people and building that will define Case Western Reserve’s next chapter of discovery. Over the coming weeks, we’ll go inside each of the seven research clusters and the resources that make the work possible. When the Interdisciplinary…
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CWRU jumps in latest U.S. News & World Report rankings
Increased emphasis on outcomes-focused data pushes Case Western Reserve University to No. 44
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Evolving curriculum: Learn about 5 CWRU courses integrating AI
These offerings explore how students can use, evaluate and critically engage with AI
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Case Western Reserve University offers new concentrations, majors, minors and degree programs
Several new programs will offer perspectives on artificial intelligence
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Meet some of CWRU’s newest faculty members
Case Western Reserve University is proud to welcome its newest cohort of accomplished faculty members across our schools and colleges. From pioneering breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and quantum gravity to advancing suicide prevention, pediatric surgery, and sustainable energy, these…
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Cleveland research team identifies biological mechanism that may explain obesity relapse
New preclinical study from Case Western Reserve University and Harrington Discovery Institute at University Hospitals published in 'Cell Reports'
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The biology behind surviving college
A redesigned course is helping students explore the biology of stress, while building communications skills.
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The Kelvin & Eleanor Smith Foundation commits $15 million to Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building
Gift will support collaborative research and establish The Kelvin & Eleanor Smith Foundation Terrace
Alumni Awards
Five outstanding alumni recognized for their impact, achievements
Awards will be presented during Homecoming and Reunion Weekend