The Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact
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.
Students, faculty and practitioners will converge on Oregon State University for the inaugural Oregon Bioengineering Symposium on November 22, 2019, to learn more about the exciting bioengineering research happening in Oregon and the surrounding region.
Undergraduate students of diverse backgrounds were recently awarded Knight Campus research scholarships. The awards are part of the Students of Color Opportunities for Research Enrichment (SCORE), and provide a foot in the laboratory door for those interested in performing research.
The Knight Campus Undergraduate Scholars Program tailors professional development activities to prepare young scientists for the next step in their careers.
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The director of OHSU's Knight Cancer Institute, Dr. Brian Druker, presented research that led to a highly successful therapy for chronic myeloid leukemia.
UO, OHSU have teamed up to combat cancer and other diseases with a joint center in biomedical data science. The partnership has inspired Columbia Sportswear CEO, Tim Boyle, and his wife, Mary, to gift $10 million to the new research center.
The Knight Campus will provide cutting-edge professional development and training for students.
More than 40 UO faculty from around campus are engaged with the Knight Campus' collaborative and interdisciplinary approach.
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.
Knight Campus Videos
Undergraduate Research at the Knight Campus
Imatinib as a Paradigm of Targeted Cancer Therapies
Could Humans Someday Regrow Limbs?
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OHSU and UO partnership
To further catalyze discovery and scientific impact, senior leaders at OHSU and UO are leading efforts to increase partnerships among faculty at both institutions. Three areas are currently being explored: research collaborations, educational programs, and administrative policies.
