When contemplating creativity, most people envision a painting, a composition, or something else that engages the eyes and ears. This leaves out an entire realm – the world of the chemical senses. Janice Wang, an associate professor at the University of Copenhagen, is determined to change that. She explores how chemosensory creativity can be investigated and trained.
If you want to put your chemosensory creativity to a test, follow this link (just takes a few minutes).
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