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January 20, 2018May 10, 2018

Famous, rare and fragrant – The Blue Moon rose

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June 26, 2017May 10, 2018

What drives a young perfumer? A passion for physics, among others…

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Film vs. Fact – Perfume composition in “Parfum” TV show (part 2/4) April 19, 2019
Film vs. Fact – How TV show “Parfum” matches reality (part 1/4) April 12, 2019
Perfume best sellers in 2018 and trends for 2019 March 31, 2019
What happens when your USP is your sense of smell – and you lose it? March 12, 2019
“Oranges and Lemons Say the Bells of St. Clement’s…” January 15, 2019
Fields of lavender and hills of roses – Where does your perfume come from? December 20, 2018
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Interesting facts about Organic Chemistry from Andy Brunning

IYPT 2019 Elements 023: Vanadium: Hardened steel and yellow blood April 24, 2019
Element 23 in our International Year of the Periodic Table elements series is vanadium. Vanadium is found in some steels to improve their hardness and is also behind the yellow blood of some animals. Steel used to make tools such as wrenches and drill bits often have vanadium added in small amounts. This increases the […]
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IFRA joins EPAA and Cefic-LRI in alternatives to animal testing workshop March 21, 2019
IFRA Europe joined with the European Partnership for Alternatives to Animal Testing and Cefic-LRI to convene relevant industry and EU Members State regulatory agencies to discuss the progress made in applying non-animal testing strategies for assessing skin sensitisation.

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