The first ISOEN was held in 1994 in Toulouse (France). The reasons for the creation of this symposium were to strengthen information exchange with the objective to present high quality research, to promote interactions of professionals for the advancement of odour characterisation, and to analyse complex product variation.After conferences in America in 2011 and in Asia in 2013, ISOEN is now in Europe in 2015.
The topics will cover
- Solid State Sensor Technologies
Gas sensors (materials, deposition methods, housing…)
Biosensors
Ion Selective Electrodes
Other gas detection technologies
E-Senses System design
- Sampling Techniques
Instrumentation Software/Hardware design
Data Processing
Gas Sensor Testing Systems
Odor generation / transmission
- Olfactometers
Olfactory displays & shooters
Olfaction
- Biological Principles of Olfaction
Odor Intensity Measurement, cross modalities
Bio-inspired sensing
- Bio-inspired sensors
Computational models of the olfaction and Bio-inspired Algorithms
Analytical techniques
- Correlations with references, Process Control
Experimental Design, Calibration, Database transfer
Applications
- Food, Environment, Breath, Medical,
Industrial, Automotive, Consumer,…
Mobile robots based on gas sensing
Distributed / Networked / Mobile gas sensing
For more info about this symposium visit the official website here: https://colloque6.inra.fr/isoen2015/
If you find this article interesting, you might also be interested in these articles.
- ISOEN 2013, 15th International Symposium on olfaction and Electronic Nose. July 2-5, 2013 in Daegu, Korea
- New International Congress of the DOS in Tokio, Japan, 8-9 December 2014
- ISOEN 2011 - International Symposium on Olfaction and Electronic Nose
- First World Congress of the Digital Olfaction Society, April 11-12, 2013 – Berlin, Germany
- Considerations on Sampling and Measurement of Odours (VDI 3880 & VDI 3885/1) and eNoses