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Using a bio-inspired surface resonance plasmon electronic nose for fundamental research on human olfaction

Mantel et al., 2022

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10543283011282723558
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Mantel M
Fournel A
Staedlé I
Oelschlägel A
Carro J
Dubreuil R
Herrier C
Livache T
Haehner A
Hummel T
Roy J
Bensafi M
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Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical

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Electronic noses are artificial devices designed to detect and classify odors, used for many industrial applications but they can also be a tool for fundamental research on the chemical senses. Indeed, one major issue in research on olfaction is that the relationship between the …
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