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Next Generation Leading Researchers

Knight Campus Undergraduate Scholars program pairs promising young scholars with research mentors in Knight Campus-affiliated labs

Department of Bioengineering

Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program

Brewing Innovation Minor

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Knight Campus Building 2 is a 185,000-square-foot, multi-story bioengineering and applied science research facility now under construction

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The Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact is a hub of discovery and innovation where teams of world-class bioengineers and bioscientists are driving groundbreaking scientific research and providing an innovative approach to technical training, professional development, and entrepreneurship.

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Oregon News Highlights Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program

The long-standing applied master's program provides financially appealing pathways to scientifically rewarding, high paying tech jobs, KCGIP Senior Director Laura McKnight told the UO news outlet

Wu Tsai Alliance Member, Susan Sokolowski, named USA TODAY Women of the Year

Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance member, Susan Sokolowski, was named USA TODAY Women of the Year. Sokolowski is the Director of the Sports Product Design Program, and a veteran innovator in sports apparel design.

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Research led by Dr. Michelle Marneweck of the Wu Tsai Alliance featured in Oregon News.

Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance member Michelle Marneweck’s work was featured in Oregon News. Using functional MRI (fMRI) brain imaging, Marneweck’s team uncovered neural circuitry involved in movement actions, such as reaching for an object.