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The discovery will open «new field of research» into the molecular basis of sniffing out disease, says Marie - Christine Broillet, a specialist in olfaction from the University of Lausanne in Switzerland.
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«I knew from graduate school that olfaction was still one of the big unknowns,» Meyer says.
THE shortlist for this year's Royal Society Prize for Science Books, which celebrates the best in popular science writing, is an impressive and diverse group that ranges from evolutionary biology and probability to olfaction and history.
«According to these findings, the receptor family which is important for olfaction in recent insects evolved long after the migration of insects from water to land,» Ewald Große - Wilde summarizes.
«Socioaffective neuroscience and psychology may progress more quickly by keeping these apparent facts in mind: Olfaction and odor receptors provide a clear evolutionary trail that can be followed from unicellular organisms to insects to humans (Keller et al., 2007; Kohl, 2007; Villarreal, 2009; Vosshall, Wong, & Axel, 2000).»
This project provides the opportunity to record intracranial LFP signals from the olfactory as well as the limbic regions of the human brain while patients participate in various olfaction - based behavioral paradigms.
Dr. Nathanial Hall from the Department of Psychology at Arizona State University joins us to describe his research on olfaction in dogs and to answer questions like, which breeds of dogs have the best noses and do dogs really smell a million times more acutely than people?
Work from Ensayos has been represented in exhibitions and performances at the Kadist Art Foundation, Paris; the Institute for Art and Olfaction, Los Angeles; BHQFU, New York; Puerto de Ideas, Valparaíso; Festival Cielos del Infinito, Puerto Williams, CL; Kurant, Tromsø, NO; and Psi # 22, Melbourne, AU.