For decades, smell stood apart from the other senses. Scientists could point to orderly maps in the eye, the ear, and the skin, showing how sensory cells are arranged to capture information and how ...
A whiff of coffee, smoke, rain, or spoiled milk feels instant and effortless. But inside the nose, that simple act depends on one of biology’s most complicated sensory systems. Scientists know that ...
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