- Oct. 16, 2018
New $20 million challenge grant supports creation of endowed professorships
Anonymous donation will help university create new endowed positions in engineering and medicine.
Read More - Oct. 11, 2018
Siemens, CWRU form academic partnership to train next generation of digital grid experts
New state-of-the-art digital grid lab and updated curriculum will prepare students for today’s new energy workforce.
Read More - Oct. 4, 2018
Learn about electricity markets at upcoming workshop
Two-day seminar teaches fundamental principles governing electricity markets.
Read More - Oct. 3, 2018
Sears think[box] helps put a puppy back on his paws
With 3-D-printed models created at CWRU’s innovation space, a vet plotted a path to fix a puppy’s fracture.
Read More - Oct. 2, 2018
Engineering alumni couple, retired after careers at Apple, commit gift to computer imaging lab
CCIPD to accelerate research in computational imaging, artificial intelligence and precision medicine.
Read More - Sep. 27, 2018
Ozan Akkus awarded three patents
Researcher patents three inventions in electrochemical processing of materials and advanced Raman spectroscopy for materials imaging.
Read More - Sep. 26, 2018
National Inventors Hall of Fame selects team of student innovators for national competition
Chemical engineering chair Daniel Lacks serves as the faculty advisor for School of Medicine students’ Billion Bottle Project.
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. 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
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. 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.
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