If you make a video to advertise your pocket spectrometer, be sure it has a slightly sleazy-sounding narration. Here’s an example of what you can achieve:
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Laconic Canadian narration: The case of vodka text
This York University video demonstrates a classic Canadian style of narration, carefully restraining all indicators of excitement or interest: The video is titled “York Researchers send a text message using vodka,” It pertains to research reported in a newly published study: “Tabletop Molecular Communication: Text Messages through Chemical Signals,” Nariman Farsad, Weisi Guo, Andrew W. Eckford, […]