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Science of smell scoops Nobel Prize   permalink
originally from New Scientist.com - All the latest science and technology news, reBlogged by bev on October 4, 2004
Explaining how the human sense of smell works has earned two American scientists the Nobel Prize in Medicine, it was announced on Monday.

   
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