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Sunscreen made from DNA would last foreverResearch finds that films made up of DNA block dangerous UV rays.

Engineers design UV stations to aid healthcare workers during COVID-19 pandemic

The latest breakthrough in sun protection? Salmon sperm

Researchers stick sensors to skin without adhesive - Binghamton News

Think you have thick skin? You’re literally right

Guy German, Binghamton University – What UV is What You Get: Understanding How The Sun Damages Your SkinGuy German, Binghamton University – What UV is What You Get: Understanding How The Sun Damages Your Skin

Why Does Skin Get “Leathery” After Too Much Sun? New Research Sheds Light

Study shows serious skin damage after 12 hours in water - Binghamton News

Why does water make our skin wrinkle?

Your skin buckles as you age – and that’s why wrinkles form - Binghamton News

New research provides better understanding of skin's durability

Binghamton lab focuses on understanding skin - Binghamton News

Guy German wins NSF CAREER grant - Binghamton News

BU professors unveil dangers of some COVID-19 UV disinfectant tools

Novel method may help burn victims grow new skin: study

New study explains why your skin feels tight at the beach: It's the salt water

Human skin inspires study of fracturing in biomedical devices - Binghamton News

3.2K views · 31 reactions | ☀️🧴🌊 Surf, sand…and science! As summer hits, Binghamton engineer Guy German has the skinny on what happens to your skin at the beach. | Binghamton University

Human skin is the perfect balance of flexibility and durability

Like superheroes, Watson School research focuses on keeping us safe - Binghamton News

Biomedical researchers get closer to why eczema happens

Your fingers wrinkle the same way every time they're in water

Science has proven why your skin wrinkles. Here is what you need to know

Revealed: Exactly How Wrinkles Form - The Dermatology Digest

UV protection shines in sunlight

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