A small chat about (big) noses with Caro Verbeek
Just last year, NOSE member Caro Verbeek published a book titled ‘Een kleine cultuurgeschiedenis van de (grote) neus’ (A small
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Scenting
An interview on COVID-19 related smell loss and olfactory art with Josely Carvalho
Through emails and a Zoom-meeting with an ocean between us and isolated in our homes, I [Caro Verbeek, Red.] interviewed
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“There are 3 things that smell of fish” and more smelly songs
“Songs that smell” is a Spotify playlist created by Garmt Dijksterhuis, the members of NOSE and some of our music
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Reuktraining App
De stichting Reuksmaakstoornis is er voor mensen die verminderd kunnen ruiken, bijvoorbeeld omdat ze een ongeluk hebben gehad, een langdurige luchtweginfectie
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A role for smells in a digitized world
What role can smells play in an increasingly digitized world, when smells may never be fully digitized the same way
Read moreSanne Boesveldt interviewed for newspaper article ‘de Volkskrant’.
Our NOSE member Sanne Boesveldt discusses Asifa Majid’s research on hunter-gatherer olfaction in ‘de Volkskrant‘.
Read moreNew publication: Hunter-Gatherer Olfaction Is Special
Hunter-gatherers have a special way with smells Date of news: 18 January 2018 When it comes to naming colors, most
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AromaJockey Scentman & Caro Verbeek: Geluk in de geur van kunst en geschiedenis | 22.20-22.50 uur De (kunst-)geschiedenis staat bol
Read moreSuperior Olfactory Language and Cognition in Odor-Color Synaesthesia
Laura Speed and Asifa Majid have published a new paper about how automatic associations between odor and vision can be an
Read moreEten ouderen met dementie beter door ze voor de maaltijd bloot te stellen aan etensgeuren?
Amaris Zorggroep ontvangt bijna 100.000 euro subsidie om die vraag samen met de Wageningen Universiteit te onderzoeken. Bij veel mensen
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