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Acta Biomaterialia Silver Medal

Benoit is recognized for her research in therapeutic biomaterials and her goal of designing “smart” biomaterials from the bottom up, as well as for her commitment to outreach, mentorship, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

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Precision Medicine for Better Bones

Listen to the free, public lecture from Professor Danielle Benoit, where she discusses her work helping bones heal better, enabling people to recover more quickly after suffering from injury or disease.

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Benoit Lab Outreach

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Former Benoit Lab Postdoc, Tayler Hebner organized "Engineering Tomorrow's World: Girls Leading The Way," a science outreach event held at the Knight Campus.

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Former Benoit Lab Postdoc, Tayler Hebner organized "Engineering Tomorrow's World: Girls Leading The Way," a science outreach event held at the Knight Campus.

Science Knight Out 2023

Professor Benoit was the featured speaker for the 2023 Science Knight Out, giving a talk on “Precision Medicine for Better Bones.”

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Science Outreach Initiatives at the University of Rochester

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Danielle Benoit
Distinguished biomedical engineer to lead Knight Campus academic department
Danielle Benoit, a professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Rochester, will join the Knight Campus as the inaugural bioengineering chair

The Benoit Lab 

In 2022, the Benoit lab relocated to the University of Oregon's Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact. Based in the Department of Bioengineering in Eugene, Oregon, the Benoit lab develops therapeutic biomaterials to treat diseases, control cell behavior, and answer fundamental biological questions.