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Crain's Cleveland Business
6/18/2013

CWRU and the National Academy of Engineering team up for a two-day conference focused on the economic, environmental and social implications of shale gas. 

Daily Fusion
6/12/2013

A group of scientists from UNIST in Korea and CWRU has developed a new metal-free fuel cell catalyst using edge-halogenated graphene nanoscale platelets as a replacement for expensive platinum-based catalysts.

Chemical & Eng News
6/11/2013

C&EN editor Maureen Rouhi reviews CWRU's MACRO Frontiers conference and 50th anniversary.

The New York Times
6/10/2013

A student-professor team at CWRU has invented a hand-held malaria detector that uses the power of magnets.

Science World Report
6/09/2013

A new fuel-cell material that is both cheaper to make and better performing is being developed by a research team of UNIST in South Korea, CWRU and Univ of North Texas. 

Health Canal
6/06/2013

A portable, inexpensive vest designed by CWRU researchers could detect cancers before symptoms arise.

AzoNano
6/06/2013

A team of researchers, including CWRU, has developed more affordable way to make fuel cells for vehicles: using chemically modified graphene nanoplatelets instead of costly metals like platinum as the electrocatalyst.

Phys.org
6/05/2013

Researchers from CWRU, the University of North Texas and South Korea have discovered an inexpensive and easily produced catalyst that performs better than platinum in oxygen-reduction reactions.

Science Codex
6/05/2013

Researchers from Ulsan National Institute of Science & Tech, CWRU and Univ of North Texas have paved a way for affordable commercialization of fuel cells with efficient metal-free electrocatalysts using edge-halogenated graphene nanoplatelets.

Plastics News
6/03/2013

CWRU researchers have developed materials that can heal themselves.