Public health/Kinesiology. The formaldehyde smell wasn't all that strong because they're not super fresh, but the phenol was strong. There were two, both already mostly skinned (one still had facial skin, but top of skull removed, the other was face down). Took some working up to finally get in there and picking around at muscle tissues, but after a while you get used to it.
A few people won't be able to handle it at first. We had about fifteen people in, two couldn't deal, one was a girl who ended up getting a bit nauseous but she's adjusting. The other was a guy who was Army EOD, served two tours and had been around dead bodies. He finally came around to working with muscular tissue today.