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Pumpkin Carnival
Join the Case School of Engineering Peer Advisors and other engineering organizations at the Pumpkin Carnival Friday, Oct. 28, from 11:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Van Horn Field. There will be a food truck, games, prizes and a Sling Squash—a pumpkin slingshot. Register to attend on CampusGroups.
Spartan Showcase: Grace Wilcox
Majors: Electrical engineering, computer engineeringMinor: FrenchYear: Fourth year In high school, Grace Wilcox came across her childhood Nintendo DS while cleaning out her closet and felt inspired to repair it. Thinking a fuse had blown, Wilcox went through the trouble of finding a replacement on…
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Plan ahead: Consider adding these courses to your spring semester schedule
Fall break offers not only a chance to rest and recharge after midterms, but an opportunity to look ahead to the spring semester and start planning out the perfect course load. Course registration for undergraduates begins Nov. 14, and some graduate students can register even earlier. To make sure…
Engineering’s John Lewandowski for contributions to teaching
ASM International (the American Society for Metals) selected John Lewandowski, the Arthur P. Armington Professor of Engineering II, for its Albert Easton White Distinguished Teacher Award. According to ASM International, the award “recognizes unusually long and devoted service in teaching, as well…
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Master’s student Joseph Bement receives fellowship from trustee Donald J. Richards
Joseph Bement, a student in the Master of Engineering and Management program, received the 2022 Richards Fellowship. The Richard's Fellowship is an award given annually to a Master of Engineering Management student at CWRU. The award consists of a $10,000 grant, as well as mentorship from Donald…
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4 ways to protect your online identity
Imagine you’re going about your day when all of a sudden, you’re notified that someone logged into your bank account. Or, you finally get a second to relax from a long day of classes, then you get a text that someone is using your identity for a fake profile on a dating app. These scenarios and…
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Spartan Showcase: Chase Breting
Major: Polymer science and computer engineeringYear: Third-year Chase Breting’s spring semester co-op at Tesla was a “once-in-a-lifetime” experience—so much so that he wasn’t ready for it to end. Instead, he opted to extend it into this school year, establishing Fremont, California, as his…
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Tune into CWRU content during International Podcast Day
From deep dives into true crime sagas to impassioned conversations about political events, podcasting has opened up a world of opportunities for people to share their opinions and expertise. Such has been the case at Case Western Reserve, where many members of the university community have turned…
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“Addressing Racial and Phenotypic Bias in Emerging Non-invasive Neurotechnologies”
The Case School of Engineering and Case Advancements Fellows Program will host Jasmine Kwasa, a postdoctoral research fellow at the Neuroscience Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, for a Case School of Engineering Seminar event. Kwasa will present “Addressing Racial and Phenotypic Bias in…
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Advancing new technologies to halt bleeding
APP bioengineer awarded $2.5 million from U.S. Army to boost nanotechnology for treating wounded soldiers and patients with bleeding defects The research arm of the U.S. Army has awarded APP blood surrogate pioneer Anirban Sen Gupta a…