blood vessels grown in a petri dish, in lab. shown as red and pink filaments against a black background.

Building Better Models of Regeneration

New research from the Knight Campus is advancing models of vascular network regeneration to improve treatments for injury recovery and poor circulation.

Look Inside Building 2

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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A New Scale of Biology

New Knight Campus technology could generate the massive biological datasets needed to train machine learning to predict and prevent cancer, disease, and antibiotic resistance.

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Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program

Brewing Innovation Minor

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New Knight Campus research advancing models of vascular network regeneration

New research published in Tissue Engineering from the Guldberg lab is creating a model for vascular network regeneration

Celebrating Danielle Benoit’s Leadership in Bioengineering

Danielle Benoit, Lorry Lokey Chair of Bioengineering, has been recognized with the Outstanding Department Chair Award for her dedicated and visionary leadership.

Hulsey-Vincent awarded competitive NIH Individual Predoctoral Fellowship

Knight Campus Ph.D. candidate Rose Hulsey-Vincent has been awarded a competitive National Institutes of Health (NIH) Individual Predoctoral Fellowship (F31) to support her research on the neural basis of song in canary birds.

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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.