- Sep. 25, 2018
Seeking tech solutions to reduce infant mortality
HIMSS Developer Challenge is looking for technology-based tools, trackers and applications that improve birth outcomes.
Read More - Sep. 25, 2018
Shaping the cancer fight with smart-imaging computers
Researchers accurately predict how well body will fight lung cancer based on patterns of immune cells.
Read More - Sep. 21, 2018
Case Western Reserve and Goodyear host national hackathon
Contest is open to U.S.-based business or design students; finalists will compete Nov. 8-9 in Sears think[box].
Read More - Sep. 19, 2018
Doctoral candidate’s work on display at London’s Royal Institution
Janet Gbur’s winning Research as Art image joins seven others on exhibit.
Read More - Sep. 18, 2018
Learn more about trends disrupting traditional industrial control at Sept. 25 seminar
Scott C. James, president and CEO of Applied Dynamics, will conduct the seminar from 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. in the White Building room 411.
Read More - Sep. 18, 2018
Biomedical engineering researchers granted breast cancer imaging patent
The technology distinguishes disease phenotypes and mutational status in radiologic images of breast cancer.
Read More - Sep. 17, 2018
Biomedical engineering’s Zheng-Rong Lu named Gund-Harrington Scholar
Lu was selected for his work in developing therapies for retinal degenerative diseases.
Read More - Sep. 14, 2018
Robert Gao receives Hideo Hanafusa Outstanding Investigator Award
Mechanical and aerospace engineering chair recognized for significant contributions to flexible automation.
Read More - Sep. 12, 2018
Join us for the ACES+ Distinguished Lecture Series
Texas A&M’s Mary Beth D. Hueste will discuss historic bridge preservation, seismic design and more in three-day series.
Read More - Sep. 11, 2018
Space race: Researcher lands NASA grant for filtering CO2
Burcu Gurkan’s $600,000 NASA grant could lead to a possible step toward converting it to useable oxygen for future space travelers.
Read More - Sep. 7, 2018
Envoys program helps Cleveland high school students pursue careers in STEM
Since 2006, Case Western Reserve’s Polymer Envoys program has helped put a STEM career within reach for high school students in Greater Cleveland by providing mentorship, hands-on lab experience and intensive STEM curriculum. Now the program is beginning to expand beyond its roots in polymer science to including other disciplines like materials science, chemical engineering, biomedical engineering and chemistry.
Read More - Sep. 5, 2018
Graduate student Will Huddleston wins ACS student paper contest
Huddleston's winning poster was titled “Freeze casting of LAGP for 3D textured solid-state structural electrolytes.”
Read More - Sep. 5, 2018
Umut Gurkan wins 2018 Patents for Humanity Honorable Mention for hemoglobin scanner
The patent office initiative promotes game-changing innovations that address long-standing development challenges.
Read More - Aug. 29, 2018
Clare Rimnac awarded Distinguished University Professorship
The honor recognizes exceptional faculty members for their contributions to research, scholarship, teaching and service.
Read More - Aug. 28, 2018
Get your innovation going with the Sears think[box] Student Project Fund
Awards up to $2,500 are available for undergraduate and graduate students.
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