The Science of Building 2

The Knight Campus' physical expansion is progressing with the ongoing construction of Building 2, a four-story science building that will significantly enhance our research and academic capabilities and house 17-20 research groups focused on biomedical data science.

Learn About Building 2

The Science of Building 2

The Knight Campus' physical expansion is progressing with the ongoing construction of Building 2, a four-story science building that will significantly enhance our research and academic capabilities and house 17-20 research groups focused on biomedical data science.

Learn About Building 2

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MKS Instruments Renews Support of Inclusion Initiative

MKS Instruments has renewed its commitment to student success with a five-year pledge to the Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program’s (KCGIP) Inclusion Initiative, which includes the Inclusion Scholarship, workshops for students, and an annual Inclusion Symposium.

Meet Sara Keller

Get to know one of our newest hires! Therapeutic ultrasound engineer Sara Keller joined the department in January 2026, bringing new techniques and applications for image-guided therapeutic ultrasound.

Meet David Peeler

Get to know one of our newest hires, nanomaterial immunoengineer  David Peeler

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The Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance at Oregon Based in the Knight Campus

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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.