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Issue 4: Smell and Taste

Issue 4–Part 2 of the 5 senses– covers the senses of Smell and Taste. They should work well as supplemental and enrichment material in support of biological sciences in the middle school and high school curricula.

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As always, you may request free classroom packs of any of the available issue of Nanooze (free to US public and private schools as well as various university and museum programs).

Topics covered include:

  • An interview with a “smell scientist”, Christina Zelano-
  • Building a bionic nose
  • What makes a smell “smell”
  • Tastes like “chicken”–how taste and smell are related
  • Why do feet stink?

Download, view, and print Issue #4 as normal PDF

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Prof. Carl Batt Cornell University, Editor
Emily Maletz, Emily Maletz Graphic Design, Designer
Lynn Rathbun, CNF Laboratory Manager

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