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Notes that VEs (at the time of writing) do have smell even without specific olfactory devices but these are odours from the equipment, laboratory etc. and this often provides conflicting smell stimuli.
Grimshaw, M., & Walther-Hansen, M. 2015, October 7–9. The sound of the smell of my shoes. Paper presented at The 10th Audio Mostly Conference, Thessaloniki.
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Lycan, W. (2000). The slighting of smell (with a brief word on the slighting of Chemistry). In N. Bhushan & S. Rosenfeld (Eds.), Of Minds and Molecules: New Philosophical Perspectives on Chemistry. (pp. 273–289). New York: Oxford University Press.
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Rogers, A. 2025, February 1. Press X to sniff: Can smelling a game make it more immersive? BBC Newsbeat.
