If all went according to plan, the mouse’s surrounding skin would accept the lab-grown stuff as its own. In the end, it took less than 30 seconds to position the new skin, and under 10 minutes ...

The skin was made in a lab at the University of Tokyo from a mixture of human skin cells grown on a collagen model and placed on top of a 3D-printed resin base, the New Scientist reported.

A view of lab-made human skin, made from skin cells and collagen, at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore (Reuters) A piece of skin about the size of your thumbnail can be printed in less ...

Human skin grown in a laboratory dish is expected to dramatically reduce the need to test cosmetics and chemicals on animals. Activists say the breakthrough will spare tens of thousands of ...

And although a Japanese team’s new lab-engineered skin may not lessen a bot’s creepiness, it may one day become a helpful medical tool for cosmetic surgery and other medical procedures.

Remember that one movie where a killer robot is disguised as a human using "living tissue" over its "metal endoskeleton"? Lest you interpreted that as a cautionary tale, scientists at the ...

A truck pulls up to its red brick lab outside of Boston to load box after box, all kept at a cool 39 degrees. The precious, perishable cargo is human skin---thousands of dime-sized pieces in ...

Scientists have engineered reptile skin in the lab, the first time such a feat has been achieved for a non-mammal species. From the reconstructed tissue, which belongs to the endangered green ...

a dermatologist and director of the Regenerative Dermatology and Skin Aging Laboratory at Mayo Clinic. "It's a very active, proliferative organ." But when Wyles and her research team use a CELLINK ...