ISEB is who we are
A dean sees a school of engineering that connects to the outside word, driving industry innovation and workforce development.
I am delighted that Case Alumnus is exploring a milestone at Case Western Reserve University: the opening of the university’s new Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building this fall.
This edition invites you to discover the research priorities and visionary projects that will soon fill the halls of this remarkable space. You’ll learn about the innovative and exciting work that our faculty, students, and partners will undertake, research that promises to shape the future of engineering, medicine, and science at Case Western Reserve University and far beyond campus.
The opening of ISEB has created a tangible buzz of excitement — an energy that comes from knowing we are on the cusp of something truly cutting-edge. Yet, as thrilling as this moment is, it is important to remember that this innovation is built on a rock-solid foundation. The Case School of Engineering has been leading the way from the very beginning, establishing a legacy of excellence, creativity, and impact. There is nothing “flash in the pan” about our progress. The new building is not just a symbol of newness; it is an evolution of our enduring legacy and a testament to our commitment to pushing boundaries while upholding the values that have always defined us. As you read about the research and collaborations that will take shape in this new facility, I hope you share in the pride and excitement of our community. Together, we are building not just a new structure, but a future that honors our past and inspires generations to come. Thank you for your continued support and for being an essential part of the Case School of Engineering’s legacy.
Warm regards,
Christian A. Zorman
Interim Dean, Case School of Engineering
F. Alex Nason Professor, Department of Electrical,
Computer, and Systems Engineering
