Mystery writers adjust to post 9 11 New York crime thrillers
New York writers of medical and bioterrorism fiction say Sept 11 reshaped plots and themes. Authors like Leah Ruth Robinson Jillian Abbott and Walter Wager describe deeper research into pathogens and security, with hospitals increasing bioterror drills and readers demanding more realistic, timely dangers.
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Scientists experiment with stink for odor bomb
A Philadelphia team at Monell Chemical Senses Center is researching putrid odors to aid the Pentagon in developing a non lethal odor bomb. About 50 researchers study human odors and reactions to find universal negative scents while noting containment and practicality challenges.
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