Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science

Catholic University Industry Academic Cooperation Foundation

Postech Academy-industry Foundation

Postech Research and Business Development Foundation

Korea Basic Science Institute

The Catholic University of Korea Industry-academic Cooperation Foundation

The Industry & Academic Cooperation in Chungnam National University (iac)

Gachon University of Industry-academic Cooperation Foundation

Sun Hwa Park

Dong-Woo Cho

Jae Yong Song

Sung Won Kim

Jung Yeon Lim

Hyun Min Park

Byeong Gon Yoon

Jinah Jang

Chunjoong Kim

Jouhahn Lee

Jae Yeon Lee

Jin Woo Lee

Jung-Seob Lee

Hosun Shin

Joonhee Moon

Cheolho Jeon

Kyoung Soon Choi

Moon Nyeo Park

Ju Young Park

Jeong Hun Park

Min Jun Ahn

Hyeonji Kim

Inn Chul Nam

Byeong Gon Yun

Provided are a method for fabricating a human nasal turbinate-derived mesenchymal stem cell-based 3D bioprinted construct, and a use thereof, wherein the human nasal turbinate-derived mesenchymal stem cell-based, 3D bioprinted construct is advantageous over conventional mesenchymal stem cell-based, 3D bioprinted constructs in that the former can survive and proliferate stably in vitro and/or in vivo and shows high osteogenic differentiation ability as well, therefore is expected to make a great contribution to the practical use of cellular therapeutic agents.

Human nasal turbinate-derived mesenchymal stem cell-based, 3D bioprinted construct, and use thereof

A battery cell measurement module includes a lower housing having a connection part and a fixing part connected to the lower housing. An upper portion of the fixing part has a battery cell accommodation space accommodating a battery cell. The fixing part includes a connection hole that is in communication with the battery cell accommodation space and has the connection part arranged therein. Module includes a height control part that extends from the battery cell accommodation space to the connection part via the connection hole. Module includes an upper housing detachably attached to the lower housing, arranged to surround the fixing part and the height control part, and provided with a transparent window. The battery cell has an opening in an upper surface of the battery cell and is accommodated in the battery cell accommodation space such that the opening is located at a position vertically overlapping the transparent window.

In-situ optical and electrochemical analysis method and battery cell measurement module therefor

The present invention relates to a bellows framework having a concave-convex structure on at least one of outer and inner sides using three-dimensional printing technology and a method of producing thereof, and an artificial tracheal replacement comprising an epithelium part formed on the inner side of the bellows framework and an annular cartilage part formed along the circumference of concave-convex grooves on the outer side and a method of producing thereof.

Three dimensional tracheal substitute replacing respiratory organs and method of producing the same

Provided is a method of preparing a thin film structure having anisotropic, transparent, electroconductive, flexible properties. The method of preparing a thin film structure includes providing a growth substrate; growing silver nanolines on the growth substrate by using a lightning-rod effect; molding the silver nanolines by using a polymer; and separating the silver nanolines molded by the polymer from the growth substrate to form a freestanding anisotropic, transparent, electroconductive, and flexible thin film.

Anisotropic, transparent, electroconductive, and flexible thin film structure including vertically aligned nanolines and method for preparing same

Disclosed is a method for differentiation into biocompatible keratocyte progenitor cells, the method including: providing human turbinate mesenchymal stem cells (hTMSCs) from a tissue source; and culturing the provided human turbinate mesenchymal stem cells (hTMSCs) in a keratocyte differentiation medium supplemented with keratocyte growth factor (KGF), so that a differentiable keratocyte precursor cell composition that is impossible in the conventional art can be implemented, and the injection of the keratocyte progenitor cell composition into patients can produce a short-term treatment effect while securing the transparency of the cornea.

Method for differentiation into biocompatible keratocyte progenitor cells and keratocyte progenitor cell composition

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Sun Hwa Park