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Olfaction: Source separation in a single sniff
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DOI：10.1016/j.cub.2021.07.010.png)
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A new study finds that mammalian olfaction may be far faster than previously thought. Mice can discriminate between olfactory stimuli that differ in fine temporal structure, at frequencies of up to 40 Hz. But how might mammals achieve high-bandwidth olfaction, and why?
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