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This paper describes the unique problems associated with selecting appropriate control conditions when designing olfactory experiments. Olfactory experiments are compared to behavioral neuroscience experiments in which a sham operation is used as a control condition. These comparisons point out the difficulty of using no-odor control conditions in olfactory experiments since they cannot provide adequate...
A design for an inexpensive and reliable olfactometer is presented. The design has several advantages for fMRI and electrophysiology investigators. These advantages include relatively rapid odorant rise times, computer control, multiple odor administration, and no ferrous materials near the subjects. In addition, the device is contamination resistant, and, because the air is neither warmed nor humidified,...
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