College of Arts and Sciences

Innovator of the Year: Early Career Lydia Kisley Assistant Professor of Physics Six years ago, Lydia Kisley was recognized as one of the “brightest young innovators and game changers” by Forbes in its “30 Under 30” list. Now, she’s being recognized as one of Case Western Reserve’s Innovators of the Year—specifically for early career...

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As seen on PBS television and podcast New developments in engineering and technology A Global Outlook with a Local View PBS: Johanna Nagy and Lydia Kisley, both assistant professors of physics in the Department of Physics, College of Arts and Sciences, CWRU, discuss their local scientific projects with global implications in the engineering and technology...

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space.com: Distinguished University Professor Glenn Starkman, vice-chair of the Department of Physics, explained what we know—and don’t know—about dark matter, including the two most prevalent explanations for it: that there is “more stuff that we don’t see with our telescopes,” or that “Newton’s laws and even are wrong...

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