24h-MOM 2025

   All presentations from the first edition of the 24h Marathon on Odour/Odor Management (24h-MOM), held worldwide over 24 uninterrupted hours on November 12, 2025, have been released progressively on a daily basis during the first months of 2026. All videos are now available on Youtube and can be found here, compiled in a single article.

   The event was organized by the global organizations CASANZ, A&WMA, AMIGO, JAOE, WEF, IEEE, ISOCS, DOS, IWA, KLOPC, AIDIC, and VDI, with coordination by Olores.org. Sponsored by Bioair Solutions, Olfasense, Jacobs, Black & Veatch, St. Croix Sensory, Hydrens, Porter Odor Science, The Odour Unit, Lab Service Analytica, Xylem, PureAir Filtration, and the media partner Akhonmedia. This marathon has strengthened international collaboration on air quality, highlighting the need for global harmonization of criteria and the emergence of innovative technologies.

   The deadline to apply for the 24h‑MOM Travel Awards is approaching. These travel grants are designed to support students attending conferences, congresses, workshops, and advanced courses on odours, air quality, and olfactometry during 2026 and 2027. 

    Funded by the surplus generated within the 24h‑MOM (24‑hour Marathon on Odour/Odor Management), these awards target students in fields such as environmental or chemical engineering, biotechnology, microbiology, water and waste management, chemistry, environmental sciences, or other disciplines related to air quality and odour control.

   The 24h‑MOM organization would like to remind the odour research community that the call for the 2026–2027 Travel Awards for Odour Conferences is still open. These grants aim to support PhD students wishing to attend odour‑related conferences, workshops, or advanced courses during 2026 and 2027, fostering participation and knowledge exchange among young researchers.

   A total of four (4) individual awards of 1,100 € each are available to help cover travel, registration, accommodation, and other related expenses. Candidates should be pursuing doctoral studies in fields such as environmental, chemical, or electronic engineering, environmental sciences, chemistry, biotechnology, microbiology, air quality, or water and waste management.

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