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A nose for trouble

Published on
五月 13, 2010
Last updated
五月 26, 2015




Scientists hope research into how hammerhead sharks sniff out their prey will influence design for chemical sensors for counter-terrorism, underwater exploration and medicine.

Jonathan Cox, a lecturer in the department of chemistry at the University of Bath, has been working with researchers from the University of Cambridge and the Natural History Museum to test a model of the shark's unusually shaped head in a tank to see how water flows around the nasal cavity.

The researchers made the model from a CT scan of a shark's head.

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