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Study Reveals Odors Are Expressible in Language

A recent study noted the long-held assumption that people are bad at naming smells is not universally true. Odors are expressible in language, as long as you speak the right language.

The electronic nose uses nanoengineered materials to tune the sensitivity and selectivity to function like a human nose.

Notre Dame Professor Develops Electronic Nose Prototype

The electronic nose uses nanoengineered materials to tune the sensitivity and selectivity to function like a human nose.

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Turn Competition into Cooperation Echoed at WPC

Fragrance houses were encouraged to come together and become Earth’s champions during day one’s keynote presentation at the 2016 World Perfumery Congress.

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Essential Oils & Lavender Farmers Affected by Regulations

In a recent case study, IFRA examined the unintended consequences that European chemical regulations had on lavender farmers and essential oil producers.

SCCS Extends Comment Deadline for Vetiveryl Acetate

The Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) has extended its comment deadline for the fragrance ingredient vetiveryl acetate to May 19, 2015.

Parameter test distillations for the superficial essential oils

Every effort was made to ensure that the herb used in the three 1975 distillations was a similar as possible. The same applied to the 1976 season's tests. Nonetheless, the smaller charges consistently return smaller yields of oil per kilo. This is due to an orderly phenomenon that could be discussed on another occasion.

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IFF Releases Second Quarter Results, Aligned With Expectations

IFF has released its second quarter results, which were in-line with the quarter's expectations. Leading the growth was a new flavor ingredient, growth in markets and strong sales in sweet and savory modulation.

ECHA Announces Shortfall in Collection of REACH Fees

According to the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA), income from REACH fees is lower than expected because the "high fees make companies creative."

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WPC Panel Answers: Is It Easy Being Green?

“Consumers are demanding green fragrances, and to create green fragrances, you need green ingredients,” said Tony Phan, during the Designing and Assessing Green Fragrance workshop held on day day of the 2016 World Perfumery Congress.

EU Proposes More Strict Regulation of Perfume Ingredients

The report recommended restricting the concentration of 12 substances including citral, coumarin and eugenol to 0.01% of the finished product.

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Anosmia Explained: A Sit Down with Dr. Rawson

Anosmia has been linked to coronavirus as a possible symptom by ENT UK. P&F's Alex Mackenzie was able to sit down with Nancy Rawson, Ph.D., Associate Director and VP at the Monell Center to learn more on this newly identified symptom.

Dr. Jeannette Haviland-Jones, professor emirita, department of psychology, Rutgers University, discussed expert panels and detecting mood odors.

F&F Perception Symposium Examines Aromas, Mood and Taste

A recap of the fourth annual Flavors, Fragrances and Perception Symposium at Rutgers University on June 8, which focused on sensory studies, neuroscience, consumer testing and new developments.

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WPC Panel Answers: Is It Easy Being Green?

A panelist of fragrance industry leaders discussed what it would take for an industry-wide tool and commitment to create green fragrances during the Designing and Assessing Green Fragrance workshop held on day two of the 2016 World Perfumery Congress.

P&F+ connects with Abolis CEO Cyrille Pauthenier to discuss the future of F&F utilizing biotechnology.

[podcast] Exploring the Benefits of Biotechnology with Abolis

P&F+ connects with Abolis CEO Cyrille Pauthenier to discuss the future of F&F utilizing biotechnology.

The project involves extracting DNA from floral specimens to predict the gene sequences that create smell molecules.

Haeckels Recreates Extinct Flora in Collaborative Perfume Project

The project involves extracting DNA from floral specimens to predict the gene sequences that create smell molecules.

The third odor is that of pine trees and wood, to represent the pig who built the house made of wood, filled with books and decorated with shades of green.

World’s First Children’s Olfactory Exhibition Launched in Norway

Discover the importance of the exhibition, the research behind its creation and the production of the interactive experience.

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Custom Essence Inc. Announces Appointment of CSO

Custom Essence Inc. has announced the appointment of Jack Corley to CSO. In addition, the company announced the near-completion of its 24-7 manufacturing project.

Symrise Goes on Scent Expedition to Tasmania

Company seeking out new scents in country's Tarkine Rainforest, Cape Grim

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