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Bringing Physics to the Feminist Frontier

October 8, 2020

By Lydia Mandell, CWRU (B.A. – English | 2023) Physics Content for All A person’s background in physics should not be a limiting factor in their ability to access and enjoy content in the field. This belief is at the heart of The Theory Girls’ website, which features media all about...

The Cloud Has a Climate Problem. Professor Ken Singer Has a Solution.

October 8, 2020

By Jackson Rudoff, CWRU (B.A. - Political Science and Cognitive Science | 2021) The cloud is anything but soft and fluffy. It’s this horrible, energy-gobbling thing. This was how CWRU Physics Professor Kenneth Singer portrayed the reality of modern data storage centers. According to his start-up, Folio Photonics, the total amount...

Department of Physics Develops New Remote Laboratory Experiences

October 8, 2020

The Department of Physics was featured in The Daily for its work to creatively transform its in-person laboratory experiences to remote operations --- with compelling results. See full article here. EXCERPT: The Case Western Reserve University community is known for innovative research that leads to transformative solutions with positive impacts...

A New Lens on the World

October 8, 2020

Case Western Reserve scientists, collaborators at Harvard and Italian university Unical, aim to ‘revolutionize optics’ by combining nanostructured metasurfaces with liquid crystal technology Case Western Reserve University Professor Giuseppe Strangi was featured in a story by The Daily and in periodicals around the world highlighting the latest news from his...

Physics Team Shares in Rapid Response COVID-19 Research Opportunity Award

July 31, 2020

Congratulations to Dr. Robert Brown (Co-PI), Dept. of Physics, Dr. Susann Brady-Kalnay (Co-PI) Dept. of Molecular Biology and Microbiology, School of Medicine; Dr. Bob Deissler, Dr. Brian Grimberg and colleagues for being named one of 18 CWRU and affiliated health care system research teams sharing more than $500,000 in...

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Department of Physics Develops New Remote Laboratory Experiences

A New Lens on the World

Physics Team Shares in Rapid Response COVID-19 Research Opportunity Award

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