Cleveland’s missed inno vation opportunities th at new CWRU building co uld redress: Thomas Bier

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Cleveland’s missed innovation opportunities that new CWRU building could redress: Thomas Bier

We sanctify athletes and entertainers, but they don’t create prime economic forces. Scientists and engineers do. Fingers crossed, Case Western Reserve University’s prominently located new building will foster awareness of our best and brightest in science and engineering and become as hallowed a building as a one-car garage in Palo Alto, California, that's now a museum to two techies, writes guest columnist Thomas Bier.

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