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A woman demonstrates how to use a large 3D printer for a group of high school students
Sparking STEM dreams
Local Spark program brings dozens of high school students to tour Knight Campus, including Dalton Lab and the Fabrication Lab, to encourage interest in STEM education and jobs.
UO President Scholz (right) shakes hands with an attendee at a recent ice cream social
UO President Scholz to visit Knight Campus Aug. 10
President Karl Scholz will hold his second meet and greet for the campus community at noon Thursday, Aug. 10 in the lobby of the Knight Campus
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Knight Campus team tours Building 2 construction site
A group of staff and faculty from the Knight Campus, Campus Planning and Facilities Management and other UO departments construction briefing and a walk-through of the Knight Campus Building 2 construction site
A graphic with a blue background that fades into a photo of a glass building. Text reads: Oregon Bioengineering Symposium 2023, November 3, 2023 at Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact
5th annual Oregon Bioengineering Symposium logo contest
Showcase creative talent through the "Best Oregon Bioengineering Symposium Logo" award. Participants are invited to submit their logo designs, and the winning submission will receive a $100 prize.
Abstract geometric art
Abstract Concept

Seven abstract geometric paintings by Portland artist Michael Knutson find a home in the Knight Campus thanks to a gift by the retiring Reed College professor

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Immune Health Insights
A $2 million grant from the Department of Defense will enable Knight Campus researchers to use data-enabled biotechnologies to deliver life-changing precision therapies to victims of traumatic limb injury
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Knight Campus hosts Slocum surgeons
Meet-and-greet event connects bioengineering faculty with orthopedic surgeons to explore opportunities for collaboration
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Exploring performance and advancing sports science
The Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance at Oregon is helping fuel UO innovation in sports and wellness
Man and woman sitting with 3d printer between them
Unlocking New Possibilities

New research from the lab of professor Paul Dalton provides instruction plan for affordable, open-source microscale 3D printers,

Young woman holding computer chip
UO joins semiconductor network
The University of Oregon has joined the Northwest University Semiconductor Network