Sniffing speeds up chemical detection by controlling air-flows near sensors
Sniff frequency naturally varies with animal type due to allometric scaling. Using data from live animals and a machine olfactory system, Spencer et al. reveal a deeper reason for sniffing with implications for designing gas detectors: the sniff is adapted to efficient odor detection.
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Autores principales: | Thomas L. Spencer, Adams Clark, Jordi Fonollosa, Emmanuel Virot, David L. Hu |
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/5a6c9fbce37448c8b9368d1975b14b97 |
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