From developing new ways to detect cancer earlier to organizing fundraisers for research, CWRU community members are finding meaningful ways to make a difference in the fight against cancer 💙 Get to know the people behind the work: brnw.ch/21x6Vb3

Want to boost your social media engagement? 📱 New research from Weatherhead’s Christian Hughes found that varying the topics you post about can lead to nearly 70% more retweets, but keeping a consistent voice still matters. brnw.ch/21x6Sen

Celebrating 20 years of service and dedication to Case Western Reserve University 🚔 Meet Chief Paul Owens and Officer Jimiyu Edwards, two of the CWRU Police Department’s original officers, who have each served the university for two decades. brnw.ch/21x6Sbg

With cooler temperatures on the way and the end of semester in sight, CWRU community members may be looking for ways to recharge ahead of finals week 👀🍁 Take a look at three things to do around Cleveland in November: brnw.ch/21x6P4c

How can AI help small farmers while protecting their data? 🌱

CWRU’s Erman Ayday received a nearly $600K @USDA grant to develop a secure framework using AI to improve farming practices while safeguarding farmers’ privacy. brnw.ch/21x6Ils

From karaoke nights with labmates to recipes passed down through generations, Filipino heritage shows up in meaningful ways across the CWRU community 🇵🇭

For Filipino American History Month, meet four students and researchers whose stories span medicine, chemistry and scientific discovery, and learn how their cultural roots continue to shape their paths at CWRU and beyond.case.edu/news/filipino-…

Introducing the Roger E. Susi Interdisciplinary Research Building: Case Western Reserve University’s new hub for boundary-breaking science and engineering.

The Susi Building—fueled by a $50 million commitment from Roger E. Susi and Kayoko Susi—will unite researchers and students with big ideas to solve the world's most complex challenges.

See how we’re shaping the future: case.edu/news/interdisc…

From harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie to thawing Arctic permafrost 🌎 Inside the new Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building, CWRU’s Climate & Ecosystem Science cluster studies our changing planet and the life it supports.
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What can worms, crabs and sea slugs teach us about the future of robotics? 🪱🦀🤖 Inside CWRU’s new Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building, the NeuroRobotics cluster is turning insights from nature into robots built for real-world challenges.
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From spinal cord injuries to chronic pain, CWRU researchers are exploring new possibilities for treating neurological conditions 🧠

Inside the new Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building, the NeuroTechnology research cluster brings together experts in neuroscience and engineering to develop technologies that could restore movement and sensation and advance new treatments.

See what’s taking shape inside the ISEB: case.edu/news/nerve-cen…

CWRU’s Molecular Therapeutics research cluster is tackling the challenges of drug discovery, from identifying new targets to finding ways to deliver treatments more effectively.

Inside the new Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building, researchers are working to move promising discoveries closer to patients 🧬💊 Go inside the ISEB to see what they’re working on: case.edu/news/collabora…

In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re highlighting more stories from members of the CWRU community and the experiences, traditions and connections that are part of their lives at the university. brnw.ch/21x6oLA

From detecting disease to developing new treatments, precision medicine starts with knowing exactly what a patient needs 🧬🔬

Inside the new Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building, CWRU’s Precision Diagnostics & Therapeutics research cluster is bringing years of collaboration under one roof to develop new tools for diagnosing disease and delivering more targeted treatments.

See what happens when years of collaboration come together under one roof: case.edu/news/targeting…