View the CWRU Unplugged Competition standings at the halfway mark
The Case Western Reserve University Unplugged Competition is officially at the halfway point. Through this competition, students are...
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“Protecting Ohio: Fighting for Environmental and Energy Justice in the State”
Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education will host Miranda Leppla, director of the Milton and Charlotte Kramer Environmental Law...
Scientists developing climate-friendly method to process ‘rare earth’ minerals; could make U.S. less reliant on foreign metals
Case Western Reserve University research aligns with Biden Administration order to increase domestic sources for metals—especially for clean-energy...
Alumni House residents take first place in CWRU Unplugged 2021
The Office of Energy and Sustainability congratulates Alumni House for reducing their energy use by 4.56% and winning...
New method for enabling a more reliable electric grid
U.S. Department of Energy invests $3 million in better-than-lithium batteries being developed by Case Western Reserve University chemical...
Making solar power more efficient
Case Western Reserve University researchers using artificial intelligence and machine learning to improve ‘photovoltaic’ power plants as part...
Chemical engineer Christine Duval wins U.S. Dept. of Energy Early Career Research Grant
Case Western Reserve’s Christine Duval selected to accelerate work on purifying radioactive isotopes, used in diagnostic imaging, cancer...
CWRU to participate in voluntary electricity-reduction program July 16
Facilities Services will conduct a test of the university’s ability to respond to emergency demand response events. Case...
“Chameleon roofs” of future could save money, energy
Case Western Reserve civil engineer applies ‘thermochromic’ treatment to roofing materials, which change color to reflect or absorb...
Making ammonia ‘greener’
Chemical engineers at Case Western Reserve create ammonia from nitrogen, water; could lead to smaller ammonia processing plants...