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By Jan 22, 2019
Science

Here’s why you can’t tickle yourself

Your brain knows the difference.
By Sep 18, 2018
Animals

A blindfolded sea otter named Selka shows how the critters find food in murky water

Proving the power of whiskers and paws.
By Apr 24, 2017
Animals

Star-nosed moles are nature’s speed-eating champions

How else are they weird? Let us count the ways
By Sep 22, 2016
Science

Your “Sixth Sense” Of Body Awareness Depends On This Gene

When it’s not working right, touch and proprioception are thrown out of whack
By Dec 18, 2015
Science

Robot Fingertips Create A New Standard For What Products Feel Like

A library of texture
By Nov 17, 2015
Health

Why Does A Fly Landing On Your Arm Make You Itch?

It's due to special receptors in your skin, and the discovery could lead to a cure to chronic itchiness
By Oct 15, 2015
Science

Prosthetic Limbs Could Have Artificial Skin That Really Feels

It can transmit different amounts of pressure, just like real skin
By Apr 22, 2015
Technology

Forget Text Messages–Send Emotions Over The Air

Technology gets the touchy-feelies
By Oct 14, 2013
Science

Scientists Recreate The Sense Of Touch With Direct-To-Brain Electrical Signals

These findings could help researchers make prosthetic arms that have a lifelike sense of touch.
By Apr 29, 2013
Technology

For Five Bucks, Every Screen In Your House Could Be A Touchscreen

Tech hooks into your home's electric system to track touch from afar