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A group of participants wearing full cleanroom gowning — bunny suits, hoods, masks, and safety glasses — pose together in a semiconductor cleanroom bathed in yellow lithography-safe lighting, each forming the University of Oregon's "O" hand symbol with their fingers in front of their chest.
Registration Now Open for Nov. 8 Training Workshop
The paid, hands-on training workshop is open to community college students, community college STEM faculty, and high school STEM teachers
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Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program Hosts Tenth Annual Inclusion Symposium
Cultivating Connection in a Disconnected World was the theme of this year’s day-long program, which featured student stories, panel discussions and a keynote address by communications strategist Leo Caldwell
Semiconductor students in lab
Knight Campus to Benefit from New NSF Semiconductor Funding

The Knight Campus will benefit directly and indirectly from recently announced funding from a new National Science Foundation (NSF) Regional Innovation Engine award. As part of FAST (Frontiers of Advanced Semiconductor Technology), the UO and its statewide collaborators represent one of 12 nationwide partners in the program.

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EVENT VIDEOS

   
Science Knight Out with Jim Hutchison
How can chemistry help build a better and more sustainable future? That question has long been on Jim Hutchison’s mind.
Meet Kylie Williams
Kylie Williams is making history as the first University of Oregon student to earn a degree in engineering — and one of the first-ever PhD graduates from the Knight Campus’ Department of Bioengineering!
Entrepreneurship Speaker Series with Elliot Reed
Discover the high-stakes journey of commercializing disruptive technologies from research institutions to thriving businesses.
Distinguished Lecture Series with David Mooney
David Mooney discusses how T cell-based therapies are revolutionizing the treatment of some types of cancer, but currently suffer from a number of limitations.