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|Articles|October 4, 2012
- The Column-10-04-2012
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Developing the Sixth Sense
The Column spoke to Dr J-F Focant, associate professor at the chemistry department of the University of Liege, Belgium, about thenatochemistry and his recently published articles profiling the 'smell of death'.
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The Column spoke to Dr Jean‑François Focant, associate professor at the chemistry department of the University of Liège, Belgium, about thenatochemistry and his recently published articles profiling the smell of death.
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