Earlier this year, for example, Harvard University removed a book binding made of human skin from its library, while the Field Museum in Chicago covered some of its Native American artifacts.

Earlier this year, for example, Harvard University removed a book binding made of human skin from its library, while the Field Museum in Chicago covered some of its Native American artifacts.

The remains were found in boxes and wrapped in aluminum foil. Harvard removes 1880s book bound with human skin from its library Explosive device thrown at Satanic Temple in Salem as FBI ...

With an academic background in Business Analytics from Harvard Business School, the executive leader pivoted to follow her true passion—steering a beauty enterprise called Skin Centrick.

Researchers at the University of Texas have developed the first stretchy, electronic skin with many of the same characteristics as human skin. The researchers have committed to creating a stretchy ...

Researchers at Harvard and Google have released the most detailed map of a section of the human brain to date. The researchers — led by Jeff W. Lichtman, a neuroscientist, Biology professor ...

Researchers at Harvard and Google have released the most detailed map of a section of the human brain to date. The researchers — led by Jeff W. Lichtman, a neuroscientist, Biology professor ...

Aided by machine learning tools from Google Research, the Harvard team traced neurons, blood vessels, and other brain cells at nanoscale levels. The images revealed previously unknown quirks in the ...

(CNN) — Ten years ago, Dr. Jeff Lichtman — a professor of molecular and cellular biology at Harvard University ... into the most detailed map of a human brain sample ever created.

A Harvard University student speaker put the institution on blast Thursday morning when she dramatically went off script during her commencement address to slam the school for punishing more than ...

(WHDH) - Researchers at Harvard are bringing us a view of the ... The goal was to see if we could get a very high-resolution of what human brain tissue looks like,” he said.

E-skin technology senses pressure from contact, letting the attached machine know how much force to use to, for example, grab a cup or touch a person. But, when conventional e-skin is stretched ...