Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation Gyeongsang National University

Jung-Pil Noh

Gyu-Bong Cho

Tae-Hyeon Nam

Ho-Suk Ryu

Kwon-koo Cho

Se-Kyo Chung

Jou-hyeon Ahn

Hyo-jun Ahn

Ki-won Kim

Yeon-Wook Kim

Chang-Joon Kim

Mei-Yu Zhang

Ji-Wook Lee

Dong-Woo Kang

Disclosed is a bone regeneration device which forms an electric field on a scaffold inserted into a bone damage site. The present bone regeneration device comprises: a battery; a first electric conductor to be connected to a first electrode of the battery and inserted into a bone located on one side of the scaffold; and a second electric conductor to be connected to a second electrode of the battery and inserted into a bone located on the other side of the scaffold, wherein the battery forms an electric field on the scaffold by applying voltage to the first electric conductor and the second electric conductor.

Bone regeneration device

A tube-structured battery to be inserted into a living body is provided. The tube-structured battery includes: a biofuel battery part which generates electric energy by using biofuel in the blood passing through an internal space of the tube structure; a transformer circuit part which adjusts a voltage or current density by using the generated electric energy; and a secondary battery part which is charged with the electric energy by using the adjusted voltage or current density to store the electric energy, wherein the tube-structured battery is inserted into the living body or a blood vessel of the living body.

Tube-structured battery to be inserted into living body

Growing community of inventors

Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea

Jung-Pil Noh