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Advanced biomedical manufacturing for the benefit of humanity

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Science Knight Out speaker Paul Dalton

Science Knight Out, 2026

Listen to Paul and Iman's talk during the 2026 community lecture, Science Knight Out.

Watch the Science Knight Out

Screenshot of Paul Dalton on a podcast called 'The Lattice'

Inventing Melt Electrowriting and the Future of Biofabrication, with Paul Dalton

Paul Dalton speaks with 3DHeals Innovation, on the Lattice Podcast, about Melt Electrowriting and biofabrication. 

Explore the Podcast Interview

Dalton Lab News

 

We are set up and running in Knight Campus, Building 2!

Knight Campus Department of Bioengineering Associate Professor Paul Dalton has won the 2026 Faculty Excellence in Universal Design Award from the UO's Accessible Education Center for his exceptional commitment to creating inclusive learning environments where all students have equitable opportunities to learn and succeed.
Paul Dalton has been recognized with a 2026 Outstanding Research Awards from the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation
Parisa Hosseinzadeh received the Early-Career Award, the IMPACT Team received the award for Advancing a Flourishing Research and Innovation Community, and Paul Dalton was recognized with the Innovation and Impact Award.
Bioengineers Lindberg and Dalton have received OPVRI seed funding to develop implantable conduits that capture glioblastoma cells and could one day limit brain tumor growth.
Bioengineering trainees spoke with local media about the opening of Knight Campus Building 2.

The Knight Campus had strong representation at both the Society for Biomaterials (SFB) conference and the Orthopaedic Research Society (ORS) annual meeting last week.

We're proud to have a strong presence at the Society For Biomaterials 2026 meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. Our students, postdocs, and faculty from labs throughout the Knight Campus Bioengineering department are presenting research across drug delivery, tissue engineering, and regenerative medicine.

The Industry, Innovation and Translation team in the Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation recently hosted the first Golden Egg awards to honor university innovators. Knight Campus members were recognized for the being National Academy of Inventors fellows and patent holders. 

The Dalton Lab 

In 2021, the Dalton 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 Dalton Lab uses advanced manufacturing to create biomedical materials that meet clinical challenges and benefit humanity.