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Famous, rare and fragrant – The Blue Moon rose

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

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Interesting facts about Organic Chemistry from Andy Brunning

How many women have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry? October 9, 2018
Nobel Prize week is now done and dusted for another year. The Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to scientists who used directed evolution to produce new enzymes and antibodies, including Frances H Arnold. How many other women have won the prize since it started in 1901? This graphic takes a look at all of […]
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Updates from the International Fragrance Association (IFRA)

Global fragrance sector welcomes new member at inaugural Annual Meeting November 22, 2017
The International Fragrance Association has further expanded its global scope with the addition of the Chilean Flavour and Fragrance Association as a national association member.

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