Thanks to everyone who joined and supported the 24h‑MOM event! The money raised is going straight back to the odour/odor community: we’re launching four (4) Travel Awards of 1100 euro each to help students get to odour/odor‑related conferences and workshops during this 2026 and next 2027.

  We’re looking for PhD Students in areas like environmental, chemical or electronic engineering, environmental sciences, chemistry, biotechnology, microbiology, water and waste management, air quality, etc. The events covered by this grant are any conference, congress, workshop or advanced course clearly focused on odours/odors, air quality and odour/odor impact, sensors, chemical olfaction or olfactometry, organised or co‑organised by groups such as:

   The first edition of the 24-hour Odor Management Marathon (24h-MOM) successfully concluded on November 12, 2025, uniting experts from all five continents in an innovative virtual format that rotated sequentially through Oceania, Asia, Europe, South America, and North America.

   The event, organiz/sed by the global organiz/sations CASANZ, A&WMA, AMIGO, JAOE, WEF, IEEE, ISOCS, DOS, IWA, KLOPC, AIDIC, and VDI, and the coordination of olores.org addressed more than 10 key topics through presentations and roundtables, fostering the exchange of scientific, regulatory, and technological advances in odor/odour management.

  The final program for the 24-Hour Marathon on Odour/Odor Management (24h-MOM) is now available. The international odour/odor community is getting ready for the event, which will take place on November 12, 2025.

   The 24h-MOM will bring together experts, innovators, and stakeholders from across all the continents for a full day of presentations and round tables focused on developments, case studies, and discussions in odour/odor management. Starting in Australia and New Zealand, the event will progress through Asia, Europe, South America, and North America, ensuring representation from diverse regions and perspectives.

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