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: Siddharth Krishnan: Advancing Bioelectronic Support for Cell Therapies
Introduction
Siddharth Krishnan is an inventor associated with Cambridge, Massachusetts. His work includes a bioelectronic device designed to help therapeutic cells survive and function after implantation, particularly in environments with limited oxygen.
Latest Patents
Krishnan is named on one patent, Bioelectronic Devices to Support Transplanted Cells In Vivo for Encapsulated Cell Therapies. The invention houses therapeutic cells in an implantable device and generates oxygen through 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 low-oxygen conditions. The device is powered wirelessly. The patent record lists 1 patent for Krishnan.
Career Highlights
Krishnan’s professional affiliations include the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Children’s Medical Center Corporation. His patent reflects work at the intersection of bioelectronics, implantable devices, and cell-based therapies.
Collaborations
Krishnan’s listed coworkers include Suman Bose and Nima Khatib. Their names appear alongside his in connection with the collaborative research and invention.
Conclusion
Siddharth Krishnan’s patented bioelectronic device addresses a key challenge in encapsulated cell therapies by supplying oxygen to implanted therapeutic cells, illustrating the potential of engineering to support medical innovation.
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