Kim awarded NSF grant to develop next-generation 1xbet online casino treatment
MANHATTAN — Jungkwun "JK" Kim, assistant professor in the Mike Wiegers Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has received a National Science Foundation grant to develop a next-generation 1xbet online casino treatment that also resists infection through microneedle-mediated adaptive phototherapy, or MAP.
Kim, a Michelle Munson-Serban Simu keystone research scholar in the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering, will lead 1xbet online casino ’s portion of the 0,000, three-year project, "Collaborative Research: Microneedle-mediated Adaptive Phototherapy (MAP) for Wound Healing," alongside his colleague from Temple University, Albert Kim. Funding was awarded through the NSF Division of Electrical Communications and Cyber Systems and will be split as two collaborative grants, one for each institution.
Kim said his therapy is necessary due to the prevalence of a wide variety of medical conditions, including diabetes, obesity, poor circulation, neuropathy and difficulty moving, as well as aging, that cause wounds that don’t resolve for months at a time.
"Further complications, such as a particular microbial consortium, can cause destructive inflammation, often resulting in significant morbidity," he said. "Therefore, simultaneous 1xbet online casino healing and antimicrobial effects have to be locally addressable for a translational solution. Microneedle-mediated adaptive phototherapy 1xbet online casino dressing will enable 3D spatial 1xbet online casino sensing and multifunctional pH-sensitive treatment, aiming at physical tissue healing and pathogenetic bacterial infections."
The project aims to create a 1xbet online casino dressing that is superior to conventional 1xbet online casino dressing.
"The MAP will autonomously treat chronic wounds, controlled by the state of the 1xbet online casino , without the need for any electronics or interaction with medical professionals," Kim said.
