The OSEI Lab or Lung Bioartificial Model Lab is in UBC-Okanagan, situated on the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation.

It is in the UBCO IKB Faculty of Science, Biology department. The Lab specializes in assessing and understanding the basic mechanisms of inflammation and tissue repair and remodelling (fibrosis) in obstructive lung disease. This is done by specifically assessing multicellular and multiorgan interactions as well as the role of the mechanodynamic lung environment through the use of next-generation biomimetic models, microscopy imaging, and cellular and molecular techniques. Through interdisciplinary research, the OSEI Lab aims to develop innovative therapies and bioengineered solutions to improve respiratory health.