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New at Kelvin Smith Library this fall: 3 things to know (opens the original)
Hero Type Image Brianna Smith Fri, 10/23/2026 - 08:55 Campus + Community Editorial Staff October 27, 2026 This past summer, Kelvin Smith Library staff worked hard to continue its mission of aiding Case Western Reserve University in its studies, teaching and…
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“Science That Made Headlines”: Paderborn smartphone study featured in “Scientific Reports” anniversary collection (opens the original)
The prestigious specialist journal selected 15 studies from around 185,000 articles
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UConn Health Minute: Connecting Cancer Care (opens the original)
Cancer care begins with connection. In this UConn Health Minute, we meet community health worker Rosa Agosto who through community outreach and trusted relationships, is helping people access screenings and care that can make a life-changing difference.
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Officina digitale (opens the original)
Seminar-lecture "Officina digitale" 5345 Fri, 23/10/2026 - 14:46 Data evento 27 October 2026, 4:30 - 5:30 pm Destinatari canale University Study Destinatari target Enroled students Graduates Testo evento On Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 4:30 PM, dr. Tiziano Toracca of the University of Udine will hold a…
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Plymouth Energy Futures Summit discusses powering the city’s future growth (opens the original)
The event brought together academics from the University with partners from Plymouth and across the UK
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First patient in the UK to receive gene-editing therapy for sickle cell completes treatment (opens the original)
A 15-year-old girl, who was the first in the UK to undergo Casgevy treatment for her life debilitating sickle cell disease, rings the bell to mark the end of her treatment at Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital (RMCH). Aisha, from Cheadle, has had sickle cell disease since she was born and suffered regular, severe…
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Early blood vessel damage could hold clues to dementia (opens the original)
Research led by Dr Audrey Chagnot, Dr Daniela Jaime Garcia, Dr Conor McQuaid and Dr
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At The Beach, a new generation of nurses speaks their patients’ languages (opens the original)
Nursing students at The Beach grew up translating for their families. Now, with School of Nursing support, they bring those languages to the bedside.
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How we mourn when a king dies (opens the original)
Researchers documented the mourning following King Harald V’s death at close quarters. What they found surprised them.
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Five Derby academics added to list of the world’s leading scientists (opens the original)
Five leading academics from the University of Derby have been added to a prestigious global list of the world’s top scientists for 2026.
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'There's a strong community here:' UC transfer student finds place in College of Arts and Sciences (opens the original)
This week marks National Transfer Students Week, and the College of Arts and Sciences celebrated those students Thursday. Olivia White, assistant director of recruitment, said around 13-15% of students at UC are transfer students, and with that comes its own set of challenges.
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New gene-editing approach shows promise in treating Huntington's disease in mice (opens the original)
A team of researchers led by Prof Vincent Dion (UK DRI at Cardiff) has developed
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Annual Showcase Highlights South Faculty's Research Diversity (opens the original)
USA's Office of Research and Economic Development honors four faculty members for their contributions. More
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UEW, Engineers Without Borders Sign MoU to Advance Assistive Technology (opens the original)
The University of Education, Winneba (UEW) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Engineers Without Borders, Israel (EWB-IL), to advance ass
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Looking beyond survival: helping preterm children thrive (opens the original)
Dr Caroline Walker's research is helping identify which babies born a few weeks early may need extra support and how early interventions can make a difference later in life.
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Dean’s Seminar challenges Researchers to turn knowledge into impact (opens the original)
The Faculty of Management Sciences at the Tshwane University of Technology TUT) brought academia and industry together at its Dean’s Seminar to explore a question increasingly central to research: How can academic knowledge move beyond publication and make a meaningful difference in industry and society?
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Founder's Dinner Recognizes Distinguished Honorees and Furthers the Future of Health Care Innovation (opens the original)
College Honors John J. Connolly, Ed.D., and Zvi Lefkovitz, M.D., and Pays Lasting Tribute to the Late Alfred B. DelBello
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UW Professor Receives Grant for Collaborative Research Investigating Novel Method for Producing Nanomaterials (opens the original)
Jing Zhou, a professor of physical chemistry at the University of Wyoming, has received $299,078 from the National Science Fo
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Kazakhstan and Guyana Join International Coalition Calling for Delay of EU Methane Regulation (opens the original)
Kazakhstan and Guyana have joined Algeria, Nigeria, Qatar, and the United States in calling on the European Union to delay implementation of, and make targeted changes to, the EU Methane Regulation (EUMR), removing unnecessary barriers to energy exports into Europe while ensuring a workable compliance framework.
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