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Featured in scents

By Dec 16, 2019
Gift Guides

Gifts that are smelly, but in a good way

Inhale, exhale, and inhale again.
By Oct 17, 2019
Gadgets

Candles to make your home cozier

A flickering flame makes every room feel warmer.
By Aug 22, 2016
Science

Science Shows That Men Who Eat Salads Smell More Attractive To Women

Step away from the bagels
By Apr 8, 2016
Science

Copying Smells, And Testing The Copies

How we'll figure out whether machines can mimic the scents of reality
By Jun 3, 2013
Technology

Building a better bomb detector

Dogs are the best bomb detectors we have. Can scientists do better?
By Dec 15, 2012
Science

Adorable Beagle Diagnoses Deadly Infections By Sniffing You

Cliff the beagle can sniff out a dangerous bacterium just by smelling patients--no stool sample or long lab analysis necessary.
By Nov 12, 2010
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DARPA Wants To Detect Chemical Attacks By First Mapping Every City’s Normal Scent

Then, if something goes wrong, a quick whiff will let them know
By Apr 30, 2010
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30-Second Science: Using Scents to Restore Old Books, Fight Infestation, and Improve Behavior

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Smell-Visualizing Colorimeter Can Fingerprint Coffee Aromas and Toxic Gases

A cheap meter can now translate the most esoteric coffee aromas into pretty colored dot patterns that anyone can recognize....
By Feb 13, 2010
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Next Year, Give Your Valentine Custom-Engineered Flowers With Bespoke Scents

A root-beer bouquet, anyone?