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Four scientific reports on smell: the neural mechanisms linking odour with emotion and memory, odour molecules and emotion, human olfactory anatomy, and the chemistry of aroma compounds. Every figure carries its source, and every conclusion states how certain the evidence is.

Volume 2 · Scientific review report

Odour, emotion and memory: a review of 119 studies

How the brain links odour with emotion and memory: a systematic review of 119 studies and 277 effect sizes, with GRADE certainty ratings.

119studies
95read in full text
277effect sizes
13GRADE outcomes

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Volume 3 · Molecular-level analysis

From odour molecule to emotion: the evidence chain across 52 compounds

52 odour molecules checked against four tiers of human evidence: receptor, genetic variant, neural coding and measured emotion; 20 misattributed claims.

52molecules
5with all 4 tiers
76receptor–ligand pairs
20misattributed claims

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Volume 4 · Scientific monograph

Odour molecules and human olfactory anatomy

From nasal airflow to piriform cortex: 259 sourced facts on the path of an odour molecule and the structure of the human olfactory system.

259sourced facts (~228 quantitative)
4independent research strands
57facts with conflicting sources
4new diagrams

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Volume 5 · Scientific monograph

Aroma chemistry: odorant families, essential-oil composition and chemotypes

718 sourced facts on biosynthesis, structure–odour relationships, deterioration, international and Vietnamese essential-oil composition, and ISO reference points.

718sourced facts
19ISO standards compared
>25Vietnamese essential-oil species
6new diagrams

Read the abstract and contents · 11 pages