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Researchers at the University of Tokyo have grown living human skin on a robotic finger, a bioengineering milestone reported by tech media. The cultured skin, built from human cells, covers the robotic digit and could one day give robots a lifelike appearance and touch sensitivity, with applications also envisioned in cosmetics testing and regenerative medicine.
- 2Student bodybuilding surge: national contest held at University of Tokyoâćźç°ăă€ăăăăšăăă°ăăă æăźéăăăăæăăŠăăă ăăšăŹ ćŠçăăăŁăă«ăăŒæ„ćąăæ±ć€§ćźç°èŹć ă§ćăźć šćœć€§äŒ ăȘăäșșæ°ïŒ https://www. asahi.com/articles/ASV9X31JNV9 XBNIT001M.htm
Japan held its first national championship for student bodybuilders at the University of Tokyo's Yasuda Auditorium, as reported by Asahi. The number of student bodybuilders is growing rapidly, and the sport is also drawing interest through links to yoga and other fitness practices. The report asks why the activity is becoming so popular among students, pointing to a broader fitness boom on campuses.
- 3University of Tokyo names Yuko Fujigaki its first female presidentâThe University of Tokyo has chosen Yuko Fujigaki, its first female president, to lead the top-tier university, which has
The University of Tokyo has selected Yuko Fujigaki as its next president, making her the first woman to lead Japan's top-ranked university since its founding in 1877. She takes over at a difficult moment, with the institution recently facing a series of scandals and funding setbacks. Commenters are highlighting the historic nature of the appointment and the challenges ahead.