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Department of Bioengineering

The Willett Lab

Musculoskeletal Regenerative and Rehabilitation Engineering

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OUR mission

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A limiting factor in addressing unmet clinical needs in the musculoskeletal field has been that the musculoskeletal system is often studied and treated as independent tissues rather than functionally integrated units. Our overall research focuses on a systems integration approach to musculoskeletal disease and regenerative engineering by applying novel imaging and engineering approaches to mechanistic biology problems. 

Research

Research in the Willett lab combines mechanical engineering, vascular biology and musculoskeletal tissue regeneration. Our work integrates mechanics principles and analytical tools with molecular biology techniques to uniquely address challenges of musculoskeletal disease and regeneration.

More about research in the Willett Lab

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People

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Meet Our Lab Members

 

Willett Lab News

Knight Campus Building 2 opened to the public on Monday, March 30. Building 2 is part of the second phase of Knight Campus development, a 185,000-square-foot, multi-story bioengineering and applied science research facility.

Knight Campus research associate Kait Link provides large animal care and veterinary training abroad

Researchers from the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact participated in the Cascadia Corridor Research Symposium in Seattle, highlighting the range of research taking place across the Knight Campus. 

The Willett Lab 

In 2022, the Willett lab relocated to the University of Oregon's Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact. The Willett Lab is situated within the Department of Bioengineering in Eugene, Oregon, where its research centers on musculoskeletal regenerative and rehabilitation engineering.