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Scented graphics

ACM SIGGRAPH 2019 Posters, 2019
This paper describes "Scented Graphics," our artistic experiments with a scented-printing technique that utilizes an inkjet printer. By mixing water-soluble aromatic oils with inks, an inkjet printer can be utilized to control scent mixing with high precision at almost no extra cost.
Yi-Ching Kang, Hiroki Nishino
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Engineers of scent

Nature Biotechnology, 2015
Companies exploring biotech approaches to flavor and fragrance production must navigate challenges in regulations, market dynamics and public perception. Emily Waltz investigates.
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The Scent of Cancer

Annals of Internal Medicine, 2010
If forced to choose, I would give up the sense of smell first. It is both the hardest sense to take for granted and the easiest to imagine the possibility of living without. Yet, being able to smell adds a vividness and fragrant richness to life-and if we pay careful attention to our noses in the clinic, they can tell us tales worth knowing.
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The scent of a crowd

Science
Maize plants recruit immunity-modulating soil microbes in response to high-density ...
Niklas, Schandry, Claude, Becker
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The Scent of the Other

The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 2012
While there are many exchanges that take place during our early development, some have a more profound impact on our developmental trajectory than others. In the milieu of a disturbed mother-child dyad, what becomes of self and other object representations?
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Beaver response to recurrent alien scents: scent fence or scent match?

Animal Behaviour, 1998
By repeatedly presenting an alien scent to territory-owning beavers, Castor canadensis, we tested two competing hypotheses about the function of scent marking: scent fence and scent matching. The scent-fence hypothesis predicts that territory owners should respond increasingly strongly over time towards a recurrent alien scent because of the ...
Sun, Lixing   +1 more
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On the Scent

2017
Some two-thirds to three-quarters of orchid species give off aromatic fragrances, which can be less demanding for the plant than producing nectar. The scent is produced by special gland cells called osmophores that may be located on the labellum, petals, or sepals. Analysis from 150 species of 25 genera of orchids shows the presence of approximately 50
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Scent marketing: linking the scent congruence with brand image

International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 2021
Bruno Dauce   +2 more
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Scent of a robot

ACM SIGGRAPH 2005 Electronic Art and Animation Catalog, 2005
Scott Sindorf, Damijan Saccio
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