Peeler Lab Facilities

Department of Bioengineering

The Peeler Lab

Biomaterials Research for Immunomodulation, Drug delivery, and Genetic Engineering

Peeler Lab Facilities

We are located in Knight Campus Building 2 at the University of Oregon. We have dedicated spaces and equipment for RNA work, BSL-2 mammalian BSCs, organic chromatography & synthesis, high throughput PET-RAFT polymerization and high throughput aqueous GPC. 

A group of grey pipettes on a stand, in a fume hood
BSL-2 mammalian BSCs
An empty room as a lab space with glass vials, a black counter top, and two fume hoods
BSL-2 mammalian BSCs
Empty lab space with equipment, with white walls, and fridges
Organic chromatography
A fume hood with glass vials and equipment set up
Organic synthesis
a 96 well plate that looks orange, is covered, and connected to a computer
High throughput PET-RAFT polymerization
a computer monitor with a machine next to it that has glass vials, with tubes hanging out
High throughput aqueous GPC
Empty lab space with black benches, and white/grey equipment
Wet lab space
a lab room, with science equipment, viewed through a red glass filter
Dedicated RNA clean space
Hamilton Vantage liquid handler
Hamilton Vantage liquid handler

The Peeler Lab 

Founded in 2026, the Peeler Lab is a biomaterial research group within the University of Oregon's Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact. Based in the Department of Bioengineering in Eugene, Oregon, the Peeler lab develops biomaterials for immunomodulation, drug delivery, and genetic engineering.