- Mar. 13, 2018
Making solar panels last longer
Researchers use machine learning to better gauge failure of solar panels, which could lead to longer-lasting panels and lower costs.
Read More - Mar. 12, 2018
Civil engineering graduate students, professor write paper on effective and safe berming in cold regions
Research team evaluates the performance of different berm materials and methods to help improve resilience.
Read More - Mar. 12, 2018
Watch CWRU startups pitch investors for $50K in prizes
Innovations in the running include rapid blood-testing technology, AI-enhanced employee recruiting, wearable dehydration monitors and more.
Read More - Mar. 6, 2018
Student-run hackathon encourages real-world solutions in just 36 hours
Check out a wealth of student innovations, from creating AR experiences from retro games to heath-care advancing apps.
Read More - Mar. 2, 2018
Case Western Reserve, Cleveland State and Mercyhurst to collaborate on new cybersecurity focus
The three institutions will combine their unique strengths and expertise in cyber engineering and hardware; cyber intelligence analysis and regulatory policy.
Read More - Mar. 2, 2018
Mario Garcia-Sanz appointed program director of ARPA-E
In his appointment, Garcia-Sanz will work on projects related to advanced control engineering, renewable power generation, smart grid technology and more.
Read More - Feb. 28, 2018
James T’ien elected to inaugural class of fellows of the Combustion Institute
T’ien was recognized for excellent research on the effects of gravity on flames and its application to spacecraft fire safety.
Read More - Feb. 26, 2018
Materials science student Will Huddleston wins poster contest
Huddleston works with the Electroceramics Group, a lab led by Alp Sehirlioglu, the Warren E. Rupp Assistant Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
Read More - Feb. 26, 2018
Michael Hore wins Srinivasa P. Gutti Memorial Teaching Award
Annual award recognizes faculty who have shown an exemplary commitment to undergraduate teaching.
Read More - Feb. 21, 2018
Living human tracheas
Biomedical engineering researchers make natural windpipe replacement alternative to synthetic scaffolding.
Read More - Feb. 21, 2018
Research team challenges the origins of Earth’s inner core
Team, including materials scientists, identifies what it calls the inner-core nucleation paradox.
Read More - Feb. 21, 2018
Management and engineering students collaborate for social good in Tanzania
Unique class brings engineering and business students together for global experience.
Read More - Feb. 21, 2018
New imaging technology may help predict aggressiveness of lung cancer
Image analysis could help clinicians determine which patients would benefit from post-surgery chemotherapy.
Read More - Feb. 12, 2018
Faculty members named PMSE Young Investigator awardees
2018 PMSE Young Investigators include 21 young scientists who have made significant contributions to their fields.
Read More - Feb. 12, 2018
Case Western Reserve student team finalist in $50,000 Department of Energy competition
Students' Boundary Labs startup seeks to improve efficiency of wind turbine blades, airplane wings.
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