Smell: The Brain's Fastest Route to Emotion and Memory
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Resources & Recommendations
Podcasts
- Nice Genes (Hosted by Dr. Kaylee Byers) - A podcast that explores scientific cases written in our genomes, now in its fifth season.
Organizations & Institutions
- Northumbria University - Mentioned in relation to studies on rosemary's ability to improve memory recall.
- Wheeling Jesuit University - Mentioned in relation to studies on peppermint's ability to sharpen attention.