
First Bionic Skin That Heals in 10 Seconds Developed
A new self-repairing bionic skin could change health monitoring: it works even underwater and recovers 80% of its functions.
A new self-repairing bionic skin could change health monitoring: it works even underwater and recovers 80% of its functions.
At Pennsylvania State University they developed a technique to 3D print living human skin directly onto wounds. New possibilities for facial reconstructive surgery and hair transplants.
Innovative research transforms Cutibacterium acnes, a common skin bacterium, into an effective ally against acne.
Molecules responsible for wrinkles: their discovery marks a turning point in the fight against skin aging (and in the cosmetics market)
Even the human being is "striped", and more than we think: the mystery of the invisible stripes that we have on the skin has been revealed. Everyone.
A team of researchers from the University of São Paulo has shown that bio 3D printers can create viable artificial skin for product testing by replacing animals.
The possibility of grafts made with real 3D "biological suits" can completely transform reconstructive surgery
A non-invasive protocol that 'accompanies' the skin by keeping it permanently wrinkle-free can replace fillers and punctures forever
Yet another alternative to skin: this one that comes from pineapple leaves seems the most sustainable of all.
Alternatives to leather are increasingly in demand, but to reduce emissions and exploitation of animals, the trump card is made of leather grown in the laboratory.
Apple cores, peels, stems and seeds are crossed with natural rubber for a vegan alternative that closely resembles traditional skin.
A special electromechanical sensor can detect psoriasis in less than a minute. It will be very useful for skin ailments, wounds and aesthetics
The regenerative mechanism of the skin: a great mystery never fully understood. To date: A new study from the University of Manchester represents perhaps the definitive turning point.
The skin of fish (specifically: cod) used to regenerate human skin and repair wounds? Yes, without rejection and with many advantages (but it costs).
Solar radiation is harmful to our body, you know. Yet you cannot shield everything with lead: a synthetic melanin can solve everything.
Great possibilities from the use of a bio-ink. A portable device prints human skin to repair wounds and test drugs: in the future also the damage of time.
Opte is an electronic concealer that literally prints a filter on the skin to remove its imperfections and cure it over time. The effect is stunning.
In less than a minute, human skin is printed with a lot of texture. The printable material is based on skin cells and collagen.
The fabric incorporates a newly discovered material, polyglycerol sebacate, compatible with human tissues. This material can help the body produce new skin and repair itself from wounds or cuts.
A German startup, Skinmade, has produced a 'fleet' of small totems capable of mixing and creating face creams on demand based on the specific characteristics of each user.
MIT in Boston, Massachusetts has successfully created the first artificial skin. This ...