Here is a virtual video tour inside #KnightCampus Building 2 @uoregon. #KnightCampusB2 is a 185,000-sf, multi-story bioengineering and applied science research facility now under construction by @HoffmanCorp and designed by ZGF Architects. More: https://t.co/82HCp49mAV
Here is a virtual video tour inside #KnightCampus Building 2 @uoregon. #KnightCampusB2 is a 185,000-sf, multi-story bioengineering and applied science research facility now under construction by @HoffmanCorp and designed by ZGF Architects. More: https://t.co/4pkAkydwSx
#KnightCampus released a new rendering of its second @uoregon building. #KnightCampusB2 is a 185,000-square-foot, multi-story bioengineering and applied science research facility now under construction by @HoffmanCorp and designed by ZGF Architects https://t.co/bR8LqyUPTQ
We released details on #KnightCampusB2, a 185,000-square-foot, multi-story bioengineering & applied science research facility now under construction next to Building 1. See Bob Guldberg's remarks in this video: https://t.co/E90ruExd62
More Building 2: https://t.co/hnUUeFNpUC
We had a great time with industry experts Mahdieh Aghazadeh of Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Kurt Reynertson of Kenvue, Johanna Schwartz of Lawrence Livermore National Lab, and Maureen Newman of Nautilus Biotechnology during the #KnightCampusBioE Career Exploration Workshop panel!
Some maintenance has decommissioned the babbling at the Knight Campus. But it will be back, purer than ever!
#goducks#oregon#science#innovation#knightcampus
Photo taken Monday May 1 at 1:27PM.
Attending #TERMISAM2023 and want to learn more about a postdoc position at the #KnightCampus to conduct research, quantitative analysis, prepare manuscripts & grant applications & present data and findings @WillettLabs. https://t.co/J5FMoELxcb #KnightCampusBIOE
Come work with us! Knight Campus has a number of job openings for staff (academic business coordinator & senior director, Knight Campus Graduate Internship Program) and academic jobs (research assistants & postdoctoral openings). https://t.co/k59j7kKQ0Q #knightcampus#hiring
Meet Danielle Benoit (@Benoit_Lab5) UO's first chair of bioengineering who calls herself “a quintessential engineer” who would spend rainy days as a child in her native Maine using duct tape, cardboard & old encyclopedias to build racetracks for her cars https://t.co/hAUoOah1Vz