- Dec. 6, 2021
Artificial intelligence tool predicts treatment response and survival in small cell lung cancer patients
Researchers identify set of patterns from CT scans to help predict patient’s response to chemotherapy
- Dec. 6, 2021
New method for enabling a more reliable electric grid
U.S. Department of Energy invests $3 million in better-than-lithium batteries being developed by Case Western Reserve University chemical engineers
- Dec. 3, 2021
A new tool in the fight against rectal cancer
Case Western Reserve-led team to test artificial intelligence medical imaging to determine which rectal cancer patients need surgery—or can avoid it
- Oct. 5, 2021
Seeking new ways to extract ‘rare earth’ metals
Case Western Reserve scientists lead National Science Foundation-funded investigation into novel process for recovering critical metals from phosphate mining
- Aug. 26, 2021
Data and artificial intelligence technologies take on infectious disease outbreaks
Case Western Reserve University team led by computer and data scientist awarded $1.2 million National Science Foundation grant to develop AI-powered framework to combat infectious disease outbreaks
- Aug. 25, 2021
Leader in materials science research John Lewandowski awarded Distinguished University Professorship
John Lewandowski, Arthur P. Armington Professor of Engineering II in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, was honored as a Case Western Reserve University Distinguished University Professor during the Aug. 25 convocation.
- Aug. 23, 2021
New $3 million National Science Foundation center aims to connect materials data science research to industry
Case Western Reserve, University of Pittsburgh launch MDS-Rely Center to make industrial materials more reliable and develop skilled manufacturing workforce
- Aug. 3, 2021
Case Western Reserve University researchers among leaders in national artificial intelligence initiative
Computer and Data Sciences Chair Vipin Chaudhary heads collaboration with Ohio State, Indiana and others to bring AI into daily life
- Jul. 30, 2021
5 things to know about… air travel
Assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering Bryan Schmidt shares some top air travel facts
- Jul. 19, 2021
Computer researcher wins NSF CAREER award
Discover how Xusheng Xiao's NSF CAREER award will allow him to investigate how computer and mobile-device apps may use consumers’ sensitive personal data
- Jul. 19, 2021
Biomaterials researcher wins NSF CAREER award
CWRU scientist Julie Renner receives a five-year NSF CAREER award that will allow further investigation into fundamental properties and potential new uses for the protein elastin
- Jul. 14, 2021
‘Soft robots’ researcher awarded NSF CAREER award
Discover more about Kathryn Daltorio's research that earned her a NSF CAREER award
- Jul. 14, 2021
Carbon-capture researcher wins NSF CAREER award
Read more about Burcu Gurkan's NSF CAREER award for her research in capturing and converting carbon dioxide
- Jul. 12, 2021
Setting the stage: Engineering students bring virtual reality stage-plotting software to Maltz Performing Arts Center
Learn how a group of staff and students were able to bring virtual reality software to the Maltz Performing Arts Center