A new study shows how dopamine can help change the flow of information in the brain.
A new study reveals why some people like odors others find repulsive.
The lateral horn has been identified as the processing center for behaviorally relevant odor information, a new study reports.
Researchers discover as much as 30% of the larger array of human olfactory receptors differ between individuals.
Researchers discover odors prompt neural activity in locust's brains which allowed them to correctly identify the stimulus, even when other odors are present.
