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ALUMNI

Season 2 EP. 6: A Lighthanded touch

While most popular with students, Sears think[box] is open to all. That includes alumni like Steve Burns ’11, MEM ’11, Brecken Blackburn, PhD ’21, and Matt McPheeters ’12, MS ’13, PhD ’21. The trio tapped the resources of the campus
innovation center to launch their company, Lighthanded, and to develop a promising medical device.

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Shaped by Case

To succeed in a new, dynamic field, Chi-Foon Chan needed a dynamic engineering school. He’ll be honored at Homecoming 2022 with the Gold Medal Award.

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Vrrooom!

Larry Enterline sped off into a rewarding career and helps today’s students to follow his trail.

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Case Forever

Tom Kicher, first dean of the Case School of Engineering, served his alma mater as teacher, researcher and guiding light.

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Path to success

The Case students who founded Path Robotics thought they could transform American manufacturing. They might be right.

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CAMPUS/ FACULTY

Season 2. EP 3: An Engineer’s Vision: A conversation with CWRU President Eric Kaler

Eric Kaler, the first engineer to lead Case Western Reserve University in 20 years, is going to make Case a busy place. He wants to grow enrollment, expand the research enterprise, and build a $300 million science and engineering flagship on Case Quad. Meanwhile, he and his wife, Karen, have introduced a new lord of the manor at Harcourt House, a beloved rescue dog named Adelbert—whom you will meet in this podcast.

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Rising stars

Four Case researchers win prestigious National Science Foundation awards that target promising young scientists.

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Crowdfunding innovation

A new capital campaign will support the university’s research centers and institutes, including several with connections to the Case School of Engineering

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The show goes on

With a little ingenuity, and lots of spirit, Case students will stage Engineers Week activities Feb. 19-27 despite the pandemic.

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In demand

Everyone wants what Vipin Chaudhary’s student can do, and that’s a (welcome) problem.

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A break for Covid

Students will soon be sent home for Thanksgiving and an unusually long winter break as the university strives to keep campus safe.

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Unforgettable experience

With support from the Case Alumni Foundation, experiential learning programs are helping science and engineering students expand their education—even in the time of Covid.

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A stream of innovators

Despite the pandemic, a CWRU speaker series continues to showcase leading innovators and entrepreneurs—many of them Case engineers—and finds a receptive audience.

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STUDENTS

Season 2 EP. 4: A CLEANR Wash

We’re back for the fourth episode of season 2 of think[box] Radio. In this episode, we sit down with three young Case engineers as they aim to clean up microplastics in our drinking water. The number one source of this problem may surprise you!

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Soaring high

After placing 2nd at a prestigious international competition, the Case Rocket Team sets its sights on new challenges.

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Scholar athlete

Building upon a Case tradition, Spartan standout Patrick Crossey earns a prestigious NCAA award to go with his engineering degree

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Healthy start

Sharing nutrition tips with classmates is only the beginning for Eunice Suberu. She hopes to nourish the world.

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TRIBUTES

Remembering L. David Baldwin

L. David Baldwin ’49 loved science and revered scientists—especially those from his alma mater. In the latter half of a remarkable life, he quietly and generously supported Case and its researchers to an extraordinary degree.

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Remembering Don Schuele

The brilliant professor of physics, a proud alumnus, devoted his career to Case and Case students. He also found a way to explain and honor the great scientists who came before him.

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INNOVATION

STARTUPS

Season 2 EP. 4: A CLEANR Wash

We’re back for the fourth episode of season 2 of think[box] Radio. In this episode, we sit down with three young Case engineers as they aim to clean up microplastics in our drinking water. The number one source of this problem may surprise you!

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