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1 day ago · Evaluating the Use of Mandatory Edge-of-Field Buffers as a Land Use Tool to Combat Harmful Algal Blooms by Madeline Msichler (LAW ‘23), in volume 73 of the Case Western Reserve Law Review, responds to the threat of harmful algal blooms in the Great Lakes, such as the 2014 bloom that contaminated Toledo, Ohio’s water supply. Given that fertilizer runoff is an important contributor to such blooms, this note explores mandatory riparian edge-of-field buffers as a potential policy response.
3 days ago · Make them ‘smart,’ say researchers at Case Western Reserve University School of Law A new study from Case...
1 day ago · Case Western Reserve University is committed to the free exchange of ideas on campus while also ensuring equal access to resources and facilities, continuing operations of the university and the safety of our entire community. Over the summer, officials developed—and then updated—procedures and rules for the university’s Freedom of Expression Policy that outline the guidelines for reasonable time, place and manner, as well as how to gain approval for large gatherings. Student, faculty ...
3 days ago · The NIH-backed study will examine the potential function of epitope (Eph) receptors in Alzheimer’s disease. Eph receptors are proteins initially investigated by Bing-Cheng Wang, a professor of pharmacology at Case Western Reserve’s School of Medicine, for their role in brain development and cancer.
2 days ago · Case Western Reserve University is set to embark on an investigation into the role specific brain proteins may play in initiating Alzheimer's disease.
2 days ago · SAN DIEGO (October 2, 2024) - California Western School of Law (CWSL)’s Dean Steven R. Smith Professor of Law, Susan Bisom-Rapp co-hosted the Nineteenth Annual Colloquium on Scholarship in Employment and Labor Law (COSELL) with USD Law Professor Orly Lobel on September 13-14.
3 days ago · The Department of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) is searching for at least one (1) tenure-track assistant professor in pure mathematics, and at least two (2) visiting assistant professors in pure mathematics, to begin in Fall 2025.
