This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Children's Medical Center Corporation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Matthew Bochenek and Bioelectronic Support for Cell Therapies.
Introduction
Matthew Bochenek is an inventor associated with Cambridge, Massachusetts. His work includes a bioelectronic device designed to help therapeutic cells survive and function after transplantation into low-oxygen environments.
Latest Patents
Bochenek is named on 1 patent: “Bioelectronic Devices to Support Transplanted Cells In Vivo for Encapsulated Cell Therapies.” The invention describes an implantable device that houses therapeutic cells and generates oxygen from water using an electrochemical cell when voltage is applied. The oxygen is stored in a gas diffusion chamber and supplied to the therapeutic cells, helping sustain them in environments with limited oxygen. The device receives power wirelessly.
Career Highlights
The organizations associated with Bochenek include the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Children’s Medical Center Corporation. His patent reflects an approach to supporting encapsulated cell therapies through integrated oxygen generation and wireless power.
Collaborations
Bochenek’s listed coworkers include Siddharth Krishnan and Suman Bose.
Conclusion
Matthew Bochenek’s patented bioelectronic device combines oxygen generation, storage, and wireless power to address a key challenge in implanted cell therapies.
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