Cut! That’s a study. If you’ve ever wondered why even the smallest sliver of paper can slice up your fingers, you’re not alone. It’s a painful riddle that plagued researcher Kaare Jensen enough to ...

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Via testing with a skin stand-in, a trio of physicists at Technical University of Denmark has ranked the types of paper that are the most likely to cause a paper cut. In an article published in ...

The most dangerous type of paper is 65 millionths of a metre thick – at least when it comes to paper cuts. “I got many paper cuts and frankly they were starting to annoy me,” says Kaare Jensen at the ...

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Scientists have figured out what type of paper is the most prone to cut skin. Kaare Jensen, associate professor of physics at the Technical University of Denmark, explains. MARTÍNEZ: Oh, I - some ...

It could happen to anyone, really. A soon-to-be married couple named Ian and Annelise finishing what seems like the 1000th wedding invitation of the weekend. An adventurer named Benjamin who’s just ...