The primary roles of precision medicine are to perform real‐time examination, administer on‐
demand medication, and apply instruments continuously. However, most current therapeutic …

Flexible and miniaturized devices inspired by the advances in electronic materials,
fabrication technologies, and wireless communication have emerged as the next‐generation …

This paper reviews the advances made in recent years on modeling approaches and
experimental techniques to characterize the mechanical properties of human skin. The skin …

We introduce a finite-element-model-updating-based open-source framework to identify
mechanical parameters of heterogeneous hyperelastic materials from in silico generated full …

Artificial hydrogel electronic skin (E-skin) sensing systems have received considerable
attention due to their ability in providing tactile perception. Recent advancements in …

Biomechanics of the skin is an important subject in skin research. It has been studied for
many decades involving various technologies and methods to characterize and quantify …

Skin is the body's largest organ, and it shows non-linear and anisotropic behavior under the
deformation. This behavior of the skin is due to the waviness and preferred orientation (in a …

In the dawning era of artificial intelligence (AI), health care stands to undergo a significant
transformation with the increasing digitalization of patient data. Digital imaging, in particular …

Engineered skin (ES) offers many advantages over split-thickness skin autografts for the
treatment of burn wounds. However, ES, both in vitro and after grafting, is often significantly …

Nanocrystals represent an improvement over the traditional nanocarriers for dermal
application, providing the advantages of 100% drug loading, a large surface area, increased …