dos 2014 world congress   The Digital Olfaction Society (DOS) hold the first congress on digital olfaction in 2013 in Berlin, Germany. Looks like it was very successfull as just  a bit more than a year later they are organizing a new event. This time, DOS is organizing an international congress inTokyo, Japan between the 8 and 9th of December 2014.

The aim of the Second DOS World Congress 2014 is to discuss:

  •      The advances of digital olfaction Research & Development
  •      The practical applications of digital olfaction
  •      The impact of these applications on our life and  lifestyle

   The NOSE 2014 Conference is organized by AIDIC, the Italian Association of Chemical Engineering.

   ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS OPEN, THE FIRST DEADLINE IS DECEMBER 17th, 2013
http://www.aidic.it/nose2014/abstractsubmission.html

   The full set of accepted papers of NOSE2014 Conference (in the form of short papers of 6 pages), will be published in hard copy into Chemical Engineering Transactions http://www.aidic.it/cet .

   The quality of this publication is valued by ISBN, ISSN, DOI numbers and reference by SCOPUS and THOMSON REUTERS citation indexes (ISI Web of Knowledge, conference proceedings).

osa 2014   The technical university of Federico Santa María of Chile and the organization OSA (Observatorio para la sustentabilidad del Agro) are organizing an event focused on odour management issues, following the path of the very successful Seminar on odour Management hold in Chile a couple of months ago.

This event will have three aims, that is:

  1. Show to the public the advances in environmental management of the government in areas related with odour management.
  2. Show the industry point of view about odour management related with odour complaints.
  3. Create a meeting point for regional production facilities, regulatory bodies and other interested sectors to elaborate proposals of collaborations and suggestions for a better control of odour emissions.

For more info, please contact Vessna Barrera here

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