MultisensoryScientificSoundTouch/Feel/Texture Sound influences the way mice and rats sense touch | UPI
ArtMultisensoryScientificSmellSoundTechnologyTouch/Feel/TextureVisual Science and multisensory art have a heady tryst at MSU’s Broad Museum | Lansing City Pulse
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EntertainmentInterestingScientificSmellTechnology ‘Digital smell’ technology could let us transmit odors in online chats | NBCnews
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InterestingScientificSmellTechnologyVisual Researchers Seek to Create the Digital Smell Interface | Hackaday
InterestingMultisensoryNeuroscienceScientificSoundVisual Study sheds new light on how we use our senses to interpret value and risk | MDlinx
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Augmented + virtual realityInterestingScientificTechnology Scientists Have Figured Out How Animals Measure Time By Creating VR Simulations | Outer Places
BrandingMultisensoryScientificSmellTasteVisual Wine’s origin might affect acceptable price more than taste study shows | Eureka Alert
EmotionsMemoryPheromonesScientificSmell Scientists have determined how the smell of men affects women | micetimes.asia
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MontrealMultisensoryNeuroscienceScientificSmellVisual People with a good sense of smell are better at navigation | DailyMail
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ArtScientificVisual Science connects with drawings and paintings in this South Texas College exhibit | The monitor.com
Augmented + virtual realityMultisensoryScientificSmellSoundTasteTechnologyVisual The Many Ways VR is Changing How We Eat | The Spoon
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InterestingPheromonesScientificSmell The human nose: amazing facts about our most powerful organ | South China Morning Post
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EmotionsHealthMemoryNeuroscienceScientificSmell The Neuroscience of Smell Memories Linked to Place and Time | Psychology Today
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InterestingNeuroscienceScientificSound New study reports that while listening to music, brain activity becomes synchronized to the rhythmic structure of the sound | Neuroscience News
CommunicationInterestingScientificSmell The mystery behind one of our sensory experiences ― smell | European Scientist
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ScientificSmellTechnology Electronic noses might replace search-and-rescue dogs | Science News for Kids
EducationExperientialNeuroscienceScientific Experiential research now more important than ever | NJBIZ
Artificial IntelligenceHealthScientificSmell AI is acquiring a sense of smell – and it can detect illnesses in human breath
InterestingMultisensoryNeuroscienceScientificSynaesthesiaTouch/Feel/Texture Mirror-touch synaesthesia: People who experience the physical sensations of others | Business Insider
FlavourInterestingMultisensoryScientificSoundTasteTouch/Feel/Texture Connecting Sound and Texture, Chewing Jockey Heightens the Pleasure of Multisensory Dining | MOLD
HapticHealthInterestingScientificTechnologyTouch/Feel/Texture Robots Will Be Able to Feel Touch With This Artificial Nerve
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EducationHealthInterestingScientificSmell Body odours can reveal anything from your health status to your personality or political taste
HealthInterestingNeuroscienceScientificSound When one person tells a story and the other actively listens, their brains actually begin to synchronize
HealthScientificTasteTouch/Feel/Texture Scientists Discovered the Surprising Links Between Sour Taste Perception and Sense of Balance
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EmotionsMemoryScientificSmell Sense of smell triggering a memory? Google opening up Curiosity Room in Selfridges
MultisensoryScientificSmellVisual New study reveals flower color, fragrance coordination | Cornell Chronicle
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EmotionsMemoryScientific Researchers Show How Particular Fear Memories Linked to Sensory Cues Can Be Erased
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FlavourHealthNeuroscienceScientificTaste Rewired Taste System Reveals How Flavors Move from Tongue to Brain – Neuroscience News
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HealthInterestingScientificSoundTechnology Studying the relationship between human perception and the products
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HealthInterestingScientificSmellTechnology Jennifer Pluznick: You smell with your body, not just your nose | TED Talk | TED.com
EducationInterestingScientificSmell Smelling doesn’t just perceive a scent — it changes it | PBS NewsHour
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FlavourHealthInterestingScientificTaste A new study reveals blocking taste receptors leads people to desire sweeter, higher calorie foods.
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FlavourMultisensoryScientificSmellSound Music can determine how you taste chocolate | Daily Mail Online
