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Tech leaders look to nuclear power to help solve rising power demand ideastream: Jonathan Steirer, interim director of the Great Lakes Energy Institute at Case School of Engineering, discussed the future of nuclear power as well as innovative ways to stabilize the grid and reduce demand for…

When should you start taking a vitamin D supplement after summer ends? Here’s what a dietitian says Fit & Well: Hope Barkoukis, chair of the Department of Nutrition, advised taking vitamin D year round unless your doctors says otherwise. “We need this vitamin because it is necessary for…

‘Goodbye bitter aftertaste!’ Plant compound could improve the taste of sodas with artificial sugar Woman's World: Hope Barkoukis, chair of the Department of Nutrition, said it's best to reach for a natural alternative to sodas. “I would instead try to encourage homemade teas, with lemon and…

Trump investing US funds in Intel is strategy, not socialism Bloomberg: Anat Alon-Beck, professor of law, noted that the government's 10% Intel stake isn’t socialism but part of a long U.S. tradition of government support for strategic industries. The deal aims to secure semiconductor capacity,…

Emily Graczyk, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, discussed a new $9.9 million grant for sensory prostheses trial. "People with limb loss deserve to have better technologies that can improve their lives," she said. Under Graczyk's leadership, CWRU was awarded the grant to launch a…

Millet vs. oatmeal: Which breakfast is healthier for your heart? Verywell Health: Lindsay Malone, registered dietitian and instructor in the Department of Nutrition, explained how both millet and oatmeal are grains that provide nutrients. "In the grand scheme of things, these grains aren’t that…

Computing & AI Evolution Coast to Coast: Samuel Arbesman, a fellow at Weatherhead School of Management’s xLab, described computing and artificial intelligence (AI) as a “humanistic liberal art,” tied to language, philosophy, and biology. In Arbesman's new book, The Magic of Code, he urges…

Trump keeps making this dangerous threat—and experts say it's becoming more credible HuffPost: Cassandra Burke Robertson, the John Deaver Drinko-BakerHostetler Professor of Law, warned that a recent White House memo marks “a fundamental departure” from denaturalization’s traditional use against…

Nearly $100,000 stolen: Cleveland continues using vulnerable paper checks cleveland.com: Eric Chaffee, professor and the Peter M. Gerhart Distinguished Research Scholar at the School of Law, said Cleveland’s bank may be legally required to reimburse the city for nearly $100,000 in stolen check…

Westlake woman the latest to speak out against contractor WOIO: Andrew Pollis, professor of law, advised victims of Concrete Ohio to transfer small claims judgments to county court and secure liens against the contractor’s property. He also urged victims to pursue claims under the Ohio Consumer…