Korea Institute of Science and Technology

Osong Medical Innovation Foundation, Korea University Research and Business Foundation

Im Co., Ltd.

Im Advanced Materials Co., Ltd.

Ji Hun Park

Seung Yeon Lee

Hyun Kwang Seok

Yu Chan Kim

Hyungduk Ko

Jong Woong Park

Myoung-Ryul Ok

Hojeong Jeon

Hye Jin Kim

Hyunseon Seo

Hyung-Seop Han

Kwan Il Lee

Jimin Park

Min Ji Park

Seong Hwan Lim

Jin Kyung Jeon

Ki-sun Park

Jee-Wook Lee

Gayoung Jung

Yeo Jo Yoon

Provided is an implant having a controlled generation rate of reactive oxygen species and a method of controlling generation of reactive oxygen species using the same. The implant having a controlled generation rate of reactive oxygen species according to the present invention includes a body formed of a metallic material and having a groove, a first filling metal filling one region of the groove, and a second filling metal filling the groove on the first filling metal, wherein the second filling metal has an ionization tendency different from that of the first filling metal.

Implant having controlled generation rate of reactive oxygen species and method of controlling generation of reactive oxygen species using the same

Disclosed is a heating device, including a substrate, a metal oxide layer formed on the substrate, hyper heat accelerator dots having a spherical shape formed on the metal oxide layer and arranged in a lattice form, and a conductive adhesive layer formed on the metal oxide layer and the hyper heat accelerator dots, wherein the lower portions of the hyper heat accelerator dots having a spherical shape are included in the metal oxide layer and the upper portions thereof are included in the conductive adhesive layer.

Heating device using hyper heat accelerator and method for manufacturing the same

A transparent planar heating film includes metal nanoparticles that are disposed on at least a portion of a transparent adhesive film; and a transparent electrode that is completely covered by the transparent adhesive film and has a conductive surface that is laminated to and in direct contact with the metal nanoparticles via the transparent adhesive film. The heating temperature of the transparent planar heating film is a maximum of at least two times higher at the same power consumption than that of conventional planar heating films. Both the transparent adhesive film and the transparent electrode may be flexible so that the transparent planar heating film is flexible. In the transparent planar heating film, the metal nanoparticles may be bonded to desired locations on the conductive surface of the transparent electrode enabling selective heating.

Transparent planar heating film including transferred metal nanoparticles

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Seoul, South Korea

Ji Hun Park