The Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact
A project co-led by Marian Hettiaratchi of the Knight Campus delivers stability to a natural protein to help reverse nerve damage.
Tim Gardner and colleagues successfully recorded electrical impulses with a new nanoclip that could lead to a new treatment for a wide range of diseases.
Research from a team led by Knight Campus Vice President Robert Guldberg could help improve recovery from broken bones and other injuries.
Knight Campus assistant professor Calin Plesa is improving a tool used to synthesize genes to make the process simpler and less expensive.
The Knight Campus Strategic Plan
The plan lays out key priorities and areas of scientific focus, outlining the ideological foundation of the Knight Campus in detail.
In Oregon, we’re combining strengths with Oregon State University and Oregon Health & Science University to make a positive impact on society.
UO faculty who want to be engaged with the Knight Campus' collaborative and interdisciplinary approach can apply for affiliation.
The Knight Campus will provide cutting-edge professional development and training for students.
Construction and traffic
Construction on the Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact is ramping up. You can track progress on a webcam and read traffic updates.
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