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SATURDAY, MAY 10, 2025

Skin

A group of Japanese researchers have created a humanoid robot with "living" skin. Photo: The University of Tokyo
Science

Scientists create humanoid robot with 'living' skin that can smile

“By mimicking human skin-ligament structures, we found a way to bind skin to complex structures,” Professor Shoji Takeuchi said.

File Photo: TBS
Health

Most waterway workers suffer from skin, intestinal diseases: Survey

Harvard University removes human skin binding from book
World+Biz

Harvard University removes human skin binding from book

This artificial skin includes all six primary types of skin cells, together with special hydrogels that served as a kind of biological ink. Photo: Collected
Tech

Scientists print most realistic bioengineered skin yet

Illustration: Mamunur Rashid
Thoughts

The chokehold of colourism on Bengal’s beauty

Test tube labelled "Covid-19 Omicron variant test positive" is seen in this illustration picture taken January 15, 2022. Photo :Reuters
Coronavirus chronicle

Omicron survives longer on plastic, skin than prior variants; nose swabbing found best for rapid tests

SARS-CoV-2 viruses on a cell with filopodia. Photo Live science.
Coronavirus chronicle

Coronavirus lives on human skin for 9 hours: Study

Traders selling rawhides in the open market as it has no roofed structure facility. Photo: TBS
Trade

Commerce worth lakhs of taka takes place under open sky

Skin that helps you feel VR content in real life
Tech

Skin that helps you feel VR content in real life

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