research

Laura Voith, associate professor, recently penned a piece published by The Conversation. In her article, titled “Why do some men commit domestic violence? Trauma and social isolation may play a role,” Voith explained how society needs to understand the people who perpetrate domestic violence and ho...

Researchers issue call to action to address and prevent growing problem

Alexandra Curley, a research assistant professor in the National Initiative on Mixed-Income Communities, collaborated with colleagues on a report titled “Low-Income Residents of Inclusionary Housing Report Facing More Bias.” Curley worked with: Judith Gonyea, professor at Boston University; Col...

The National Academy of Inventors (NAI) has named seven Case Western Reserve University researchers to its 2024 class of senior members, an honor that recognizes their “remarkable innovation-producing technologies that have brought, or aspire to bring, real impact on the welfare of society.” Named ...

Possible exposure to toxic chemicals may increase risks for cancers The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded researchers at Case Western Reserve University an exploratory/development grant to evaluate the genotoxicity levels and life experiences of residents in East Palestine, Ohio, foll...

Are you wondering what research looks like after undergrad? Join the Undergraduate Research Society for a virtual alumni researcher panel Friday, Feb. 23, from 5 to 6 p.m. Alumni who are pursuing PhDs and MDs at institutions such as Johns Hopkins University, Yale University and Stanford University...

Case Western Reserve University ranks No. 38 worldwide for the number of U.S. Utility Patents awarded to the university and its researchers, according to 2023 data compiled by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The ranking places Case Western Reserve among the elite research universities...

Researchers identify new therapeutic approach targeting astrocytes, the brain’s most abundant cells

Using technology created at CWRU, Afference is ‘redefining human experiences through artificial sensation’

Funding supports newly published findings showing some medications trigger ‘cell blasters’ to kill cancer