Robots have not yet been able to have a sense of touch, but the development of electronic skin could change this. The article explores the potential of this technology to revolutionize robotics by providing machines with a tactile sense, enhancing their interaction with the environment and improving their functionality.

Kajetana Katja Grebenc, who has spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), leads an active and independent life with the support of her loving father, great friends, and fantastic personal assistants. Despite her condition, she finds ways to conquer different peaks in life.

Peter Tatalović, a dedicated dentist from Slovenia, shares his journey from studying dental medicine in Zagreb to working in his family's dental center. Specializing in implantology, he emphasizes the importance of using advanced digital technology for precise diagnostics and treatment. Despite advancements in dental medicine, he notes that many patients still visit with fear, often stemming from childhood trauma. Tatalović highlights the need for good oral hygiene and the role of a dentist in educating and reassuring patients. His passion for dentistry extends to family discussions and his personal life, where he balances work with family time and enjoys Croatian music.

In a time when the main topic is the doctors' strike and mostly negative information is coming from our healthcare system, the 'Moj zdravnik' campaign aims to highlight the best and most heartfelt stories that usually remain untold between doctors and patients, behind the closed doors of clinics and hospitals. The campaign allows patients to showcase the main actors of these stories – dedicated doctors who always put the patient at the center – and to reward their humanity, heartiness, dedication, and professionalism.

The article by Martina Žoldoš explores the tradition of the kurent, a mystical, hairy creature that is central to the Shrovetide carnival in north-east Slovenia. The kurent is believed to drive out winter and bring happiness, abundance, and spring. The tradition, which involves locals dressing up and performing door-to-door dances, is so significant that it was inscribed on the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage in December 2017. The article describes the elaborate costumes of the kurents, the regional variations, and the role of accompanying characters like devils. It also touches on the history of the tradition, its near disappearance, and its resurgence in modern times. The kurent is not only a costume but a part of the local identity, with outfits costing up to €1,500 and weighing as much as 50kg. The largest gathering of kurents occurs at the Ptuj’s Kurentovanje carnival, which marks the end of the Shrovetide celebrations.

The article highlights the representation of Muslim sportswomen, focusing on the work of Italian photographer Giulia, who captures the stories of hijab-wearing athletes. It discusses the challenges and stereotypes faced by these women, particularly in Western societies. The article features stories of young Muslim sisters from Hull, the collective Les Hijabeuses campaigning against France's hijab ban, and the surfing revolution in Iran led by Easkey Britton. Giulia's work aims to portray positive stories from the Middle East and challenge negative perceptions. The text also touches on the sensationalism of Western media in reporting on Middle Eastern sportswomen.