Textile Engineering graduate student Yan Liu’s article, “Scent Infused Textiles to Enhance Consumer Experiences,” was recently published in the Journal of Industrial Textiles (37[3]: 263-274), a publication that disseminates information and enhances knowledge of the technical textiles and industrial textile industry. Liu’s article discusses her investigation of how to create long-lasting, fragrance-infused fabrics and products that are consistent in quality. For the piece, she worked with Fernando Tovia, associate professor of Engineering; John Pierce, associate professor of Psychology; doctoral student Karthikeyan Balasubramian ’10, Textile Engineering and Science; and Jeff Dugan, Fiber Innovation Technology, Inc. Liu’s article is complemented by two others published in 2008, which she was advised on by Prof. Yiping Qiu of Donghua University in China: “Influence of atmospheric pressure plasma treatment time on penetration depth of surface modification into fabric,” Applied Surface Science (254[8]: 2499-2505), and “Effect of Absorbed Moisture on the Atmospheric Plasma Etching of Polyamide Fibers, Surface & Coatings Technology (202[10]: 1966-1974).