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Seoul National University

The new tissue engineering method uses a bioink derived from Kombucha SCOBY nanocellulose, reinforced with chitosan and kaolin, and a handheld biopen. The digitally controlled biopen enables precise and personalized wound repair or 3D bioprinting of complex structures.

Scientists Turn Kombucha into High-Tech Healing Tool

Categories Health, Technology

Figure 3. The electronic tent smoothly attached along the curved surface of brain-mimicking tissue (1% agarose gel)

Needle-Thin Brain Probe Offers Safer Alternative to Invasive Diagnostics

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

Research on the therapy to induce appetite suppression is being conducted at Seoul National University Hospital with Korea Electrotechnolgy Research Institute (KERI).

Electrical Brain Stimulation Shows Promise in Appetite Suppression

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

(From left) Research team of Prof. Tae-Woo Lee (Seoul National University), Prof. Zhenan Bao (Stanford University), Dr. Yeongjun Lee (Seoul National University), Dr. Yuxin Liu (Stanford University), and Mr. Dae-Gyo Seo (Seoul National University) have implemented the world's first flexible organic artificial nerve (from the left) has implemented the leg movement of a nerve-paralyzed mouse model

Can a human with a spinal cord injury walk and run?

Categories Health, Technology

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