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School of Engineering to install three wind turbines on or near campus
The Ohio Third Frontier Commission Wright Projects Program has recommended awarding a $3 million grant to the Case School of Engineering and its Great Lakes Energy Institute. The funds, combined with contributions from industry partners, will support a $6 million research center dedicated to wind turbine development and education including the installation of three turbines on or near campus.
TWO GRADUATING ENGINEERING STUDENTS BRIDGE GAP BETWEEN FUN AND KNOWLEDGE
Two graduating Case Western Reserve University students put their classroom knowledge to work and left a parting gift to the campus by erecting a 90-foot bridge built entirely of K'Nex.
P. Hunter Peckham Awarded 2009 Hovorka Prize
P. Hunter Peckham, Donnell Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Orthopaedics, was named recipient of the Frank and Dorothy Humel Hovorka Prize, one of the highest honors a Case Western Reserve University faculty member can receive.
Kindle DX Comes to Campus This Fall
Case Western Reserve is one of five campuses nationwide that will pilot Amazon.com's Kindle DX, an update of the company's wireless reader device.
