Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact at the University of Oregon

Kylie Williams (Nash), a PhD Candidate in Bioengineering at the University of Oregon #KnightCampus, successfully defended her dissertation today. Her presentation, "Leveraging Rehabilitation and Implantable Strain Sensors to Improve Bone Healing After Traumatic Femur Fractures," highlighted strategies to enhance recovery following severe injuries. Kylie has been a dedicated researcher in the Guldberg Lab, contributing valuable insights into rehabilitation and biomedical innovation. Congratulations, Kylie! We look forward to seeing the incredible impact your work will have on science and healthcare in the future. #KnightCampusBioE #Bioengineering #UOResearch

If you missed the Knight Campus Distinguished Lecture Series on Nov. 6 with David Mooney, you can view a recording of the talk on YouTube https://bit.ly/4hTiO09

Congratulations to University of Oregon #KnightCampus students who were recognized for their exceptional work during the Sixth Annual Oregon Bioengineering Symposium at Oregon Health & Science University. Xun Yu and Ander Switalla both received the Excellence in Research Award, and Nicholas Pancheri was honored with the Best Poster Award. We're proud of their contributions and delighted by the opportunity to connect and collaborate at such an inspiring event. Thank you to everyone who helped make the symposium a great experience! https://bit.ly/3UTGWFQ #KnightCampusBioE #UOResearch

Train the next generation of talent in our expanding semiconductor program at #KnightCampus! Reach out to [email protected] to learn more and apply here: https://bit.ly/3CwLw6C

Congratulations to Xun Yu for receiving the #OBS2024 Excellence in Research Award at Oregon Health & Science University! We're honored to see University of Oregon #KnightCampus students recognized for their contributions to the field of bioengineering. https://bit.ly/3UTGWFQ #KnightCampusBioE #UOResearch

Reflecting on #OBS2024 at Oregon Health & Science University. Students from University of Oregon #KnightCampus showcased innovative research from regenerative medicine to data science, sparking meaningful conversations. Looking forward to next year's symposium and beyond! https://bit.ly/3UTGWFQ #KnightCampusBioE #UOResearch

The poster sessions during this year's Oregon Bioengineering Symposium Oregon Health & Science University showcase the innovative work of University of Oregon #KnightCampus students shaping the future of the field. https://bit.ly/3UTGWFQ #KnightCampusBioE #UOResearch

Adam Rauff, a postdoctoral scholar at University of Oregon #KnightCampus presented this morning during the Oregon Bioengineering Symposium Oregon Health & Science University. Adam’s research focuses on understanding new blood vasculature growth across tissues, advancing our knowledge in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. https://bit.ly/3UTGWFQ #OBS2024

The morning session of the Oregon Bioengineering Symposium at Oregon Health & Science University is underway, highlighting transformative research in bioengineering. University of Oregon #KnightCampus attendees are exploring advancements in regenerative medicine, imaging technologies, and more: https://bit.ly/3UTGWFQ

Gearing up for The Oregon Bioengineering Symposium! Tomorrow, faculty and students from the University of Oregon will gather at Oregon Health & Science University to share their latest research. We’re proud to support #KnightCampus presenters. Join us as they showcase how bioengineering is transforming healthcare and advancing research frontiers in imaging, regenerative medicine, and data science: https://bit.ly/3UTGWFQ #KnightCampusBioE, #UOResearch