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Apply for a study carrel at Kelvin Smith Library
Case Western Reserve University graduate students are encouraged to apply for the study carrel request process.KSL graduate study carrels offer a quiet space to work and conduct research. Each carrel includes two locking upper bins to store materials during the academic year. To apply for a carrel,…
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Try out Cite Them Right with Kelvin Smith Library
This September, Kelvin Smith Library at Case Western Reserve University is running a 30-day trial of Cite Them Right, an online platform that provides instructions and examples of various reference styles such as:Harvard,APA, MLA, MHRA, Chicago, Oscola, Vancouver and IEEE. The platform also…
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Celebrate 19 Years of Research Collaboration During CTSC Translational Science Week
This September, the Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative (CTSC) will mark its 19th birthday with CTSC Translational Science Week, a weeklong celebration of the partnerships and programs that advance translational science across Northern Ohio. Taking place Sept. 14–18, the week will…
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2026 open access limit reached for Wiley journals
Case Western Reserve University’s open access (OA) publishing agreement with Wiley through OhioLINK has reached its annual limits. APC coverage is no longer available under the Wiley agreement in 2026. Due to changes in Wiley's procedures, this process differs from previous years:For Wiley’s fully…
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Undergraduates: Submit your research for inclusion in Discussions
Discussions, the undergraduate research journal at Case Western Reserve University, is accepting submissions for its fall cycle. Discussions is committed to broadening the undergraduate research experience through helping students experience the review and publication process. The journal does not…
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Case Western Reserve University researcher receives award from the Hartwell Foundation to study cystic fibrosis gut disease
Leah Gates will study epigenetic mechanisms behind severe gastrointestinal complications in children with cystic fibrosis
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Unprecedented Northeast Ohio partnership chosen for NSF Engine award, providing up to $160M to propel regional manufacturing innovation, technology and jobs
Coalition of private industry, philanthropic institutions, higher education, economic development partners, nonprofit and government selected for transformative U.S. National Science Foundation award
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Tell us about outstanding postdocs at CWRU
Do you know an outstanding postdoc making an impact on their field? From the humanities to engineering to medicine, postdocs are an integral part of the research landscape at Case Western Reserve.The Daily is seeking nominations for exceptional postdoctoral scholars and fellows for our Postdoc of…
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Undergraduate student Fish Fish presents a poster at spring 2026 American Chemical Society meeting
Fish Fish, a rising fourth-year student majoring in classics and biology at Case Western Reserve University, presented a poster titled “Dyeing for chemistry: An exercise in creating ancient colors from natural sources” at the spring 2026 American Chemical Society (ACS) meeting in Atlanta earlier…
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Joel Morales selected to represent CWRU at the inaugural Ohio-based Research Leadership Regional Community of Practice
Joel Morales, executive director for sponsored projects accounting in the Office of Research and Technology Management, was selected to represent Case Western Reserve University as a fellow at the inaugural Ohio-based Research Leadership Regional Community of Practice (RCOP). This new…