Case Western Reserve University
Private research university in Cleveland offering undergraduate, graduate and professional programs. The institution conducts biomedical, clinical and engineering research in partnership with local health systems and industry; provides graduate training in data science, clinical research, law and patent practice; and leads regional innovation and manufacturing initiatives.
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Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Case Western Reserve University
Mailing Address: 10900 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, OH 44106-7108
Patents
Systems and methods for integrated magnetic resonance imaging and magnetic resonance fingerprinting radiomics analysis
US-12681117-B2
View DetailsStabilized nanobubbles and microbubbles for diagnostic and therapeutic applications
US-12661414-B2
View DetailsSurface electrical nerve stimulation delivered as haptic feedback to cause a user to experience natural sensation
US-12645300-B2
View Details
Systems and methods for integrated magnetic resonance imaging and magnetic resonance fingerprinting radiomics analysis
US-12681117-B2
View DetailsStabilized nanobubbles and microbubbles for diagnostic and therapeutic applications
US-12661414-B2
View DetailsSurface electrical nerve stimulation delivered as haptic feedback to cause a user to experience natural sensation
US-12645300-B2
View DetailsServices
Graduate program offering course-, project- or thesis-focused tracks integrating core data science, machine learning and applied AI with options for applied projects in medical imaging and large language model research.
Undergraduate application plan offering conditional admission pathways to professional schools, coordinated advising and pre-professional curricular tracks.
Graduate program for students with STEM backgrounds preparing to act as patent agents, including training on drafting and filing patent applications with the USPTO.
Graduate program focused on laws, regulations and organizational risk management practices to prepare professionals for compliance roles.
Graduate program offering course-, project- or thesis-focused tracks integrating core data science, machine learning and applied AI with options for applied projects in medical imaging and large language model research.
Undergraduate application plan offering conditional admission pathways to professional schools, coordinated advising and pre-professional curricular tracks.
Graduate program for students with STEM backgrounds preparing to act as patent agents, including training on drafting and filing patent applications with the USPTO.
Graduate program focused on laws, regulations and organizational risk management practices to prepare professionals for compliance roles.
Expertise Areas
- AI-driven genomics and biomedical data science
- Clinical and translational research
- Biomedical engineering and laboratory research
- Technology commercialization and patent practice
Key Technologies
- Machine learning
- Graph machine learning
- Responsible AI engineering
- Large language models (LLMs)
News & Updates
Coalition of academic, industry and public partners selected for a National Science Foundation Engine award to propel regional manufacturing innovation with federal investment.
New AI tool developed at the university uncovers disease risk factors across ancestries that were previously missed by current methods.
Collaborative research published in Redox Biology describing preclinical findings relevant to neurodegenerative disease treatment.
308 patent applications reported for the 2023–24 period.
Reported 15% increase in research awards for 2023–24.
Coalition of academic, industry and public partners selected for a National Science Foundation Engine award to propel regional manufacturing innovation with federal investment.
New AI tool developed at the university uncovers disease risk factors across ancestries that were previously missed by current methods.
Collaborative research published in Redox Biology describing preclinical findings relevant to neurodegenerative disease treatment.
308 patent applications reported for the 2023–24 period.
Reported 15% increase in research awards for 2023–24.