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Science, 2021
Intranasal vaccination should block SARS-CoV-2 transmission at the ...
Frances E, Lund, Troy D, Randall
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Intranasal vaccination should block SARS-CoV-2 transmission at the ...
Frances E, Lund, Troy D, Randall
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Science, 2022
Vascular macrophages sense an odorant to induce atherosclerotic plaque ...
Katey J, Rayner, Adil, Rasheed
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Vascular macrophages sense an odorant to induce atherosclerotic plaque ...
Katey J, Rayner, Adil, Rasheed
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SIGGRAPH Asia 2011 Art Gallery, 2011
This work represents memories of childhood. A lollipop is one of the world's most be loved snacks. Although it is common to normal people, a lollipop is not an affordable snack to poor children. This work expresses an imaginary lollipop by a user's drawing. The candy drawing is printed on a paper having a message on its backside. The message represents
Jaejoong Lee, Jin Wan Park
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This work represents memories of childhood. A lollipop is one of the world's most be loved snacks. Although it is common to normal people, a lollipop is not an affordable snack to poor children. This work expresses an imaginary lollipop by a user's drawing. The candy drawing is printed on a paper having a message on its backside. The message represents
Jaejoong Lee, Jin Wan Park
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JAMA, 2023
In this narrative medicine essay, a neonatologist bends over her young daughter and breathes in the scent of hope after her child is hospitalized with diabetic ketoacidosis and a new diagnosis of diabetes.
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In this narrative medicine essay, a neonatologist bends over her young daughter and breathes in the scent of hope after her child is hospitalized with diabetic ketoacidosis and a new diagnosis of diabetes.
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Nature Ecology & Evolution, 2022
Mating in insects relies on pheromone production in just one of the sexes. A multidisciplinary study on the German cockroach identifies a gene that connects sex differentiation factors with the production of sexual pheromones in females only.
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Mating in insects relies on pheromone production in just one of the sexes. A multidisciplinary study on the German cockroach identifies a gene that connects sex differentiation factors with the production of sexual pheromones in females only.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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