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Pancreatic cancer vaccines eliminate disease in preclinical studies
ӰƵ researchers combat deadly cancer with therapeutic vaccines
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Meet a researcher whose donor-supported sustainability work combats microplastics
Ica Manas-Zloczower Thomas W. and Nancy P. Seitz Professor of Advanced Materials and Energy, Department of Macromolecular Science and Engineering, Case School of Engineering Professor of chemical and biomedical engineering Area of Focus: sustainability, materials innovation, macromolecular scienc...
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Meet a researcher using advanced computing to support sustainable agriculture
Olatunde Akanbi (GRS ’24, materials science and engineering)
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ӰƵ wins top honors in student eVTOL drone competition
VTOL CWRU, the university's student-led design team dedicated to advancing Vertical Takeoff & Landing (VTOL) technology through unmanned aircraft, recently competed in the 2025 Design-Build-Vertical Flight Competition. The team's mission was to build an aircraft for wildfire response and the two fli...
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CWRU Motorsports achieves record-breaking success at Arizona Baja SAE competition
CWRU Motorsports, the university’s Baja SAE team, had a record-breaking performance at the Arizona Baja SAE competition in May, earning first place in Design Presentation and first in the 4-hour-long Endurance race categories both first-time wins for the team. The team placed fourth overall out of m...
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Two CWRU engineering researchers receive early career awards from National Science Foundation
Environmental engineer Bridget Hegarty to focus on improving water quality; computer scientist An Wang to improve model training for artificial intelligence Two ӰƵ engineering faculty members have been awarded U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Faculty Early Career ...
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Biomedical engineering’s Robert Kirsch earns prestigious accolade from the Department of Veterans Affairs
Robert Kirsch, chair of the Department of Biomedical Engineering, executive director of the Cleveland FES Center and the Allen H. and Constance T. Ford Professor, recently received the Department of Veterans Affairs’ Paul B. Magnuson Award for Outstanding Achievement in Rehabilitation Research and D...
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Cheryl Cameron and Shuai Xu receive Jackson Award for impactful undergraduate mentorship
As undergraduate students navigate their academic journeys, many come to find mentors who are crucial to providing the guidance, support and encouragement they need for success. These relationships enrich the student experience, not only contributing to higher retention rates but nurturing overall ...
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ӰƵ adds third research site to Center for Materials Data Science for Reliability and Degradation
The Center for Materials Data Science for Reliability and Degradation (MDS-Rely), which ӰƵ and the University of Pittsburgh co-founded in 2021 with support from the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), has added a third research site. Adding Carnegie Mellon Universi...
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Going the distance: Meet four CWRU community members running the Cleveland Marathon
For some, running in races is about chasing a personal best. For others, it’s a way to reset, stay grounded or simply accomplish a set goal. For four members of the ӰƵ community, this weekend’s Cleveland Marathon represents more than a race—it’s a reflection of disciplin...