human CHEMOSENSATION 2018 - the lab meeting
The meeting is going to take place in Dresden, Germany. It will begin on Thursday afternoon, February 22nd, and end on Saturday afternoon, February 24th, of 2018.
Where: Lecture hall (“Hörsaal”) at the DINZ (house #19) , Fetscherstrasse 74, 01307 Dresden, Germany
Registration deadline: 10 th of February 2018
Contact: Thomas Hummel, M.D., thummel@mail.zih.tu-dresden.de
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Continuing medical education: Each day of the meeting will get you 22 points, Category A.
Lecture Hall (“Hörsaal”) at the DINZ, Fetscherstrasse 74, D-01307 Dresden
Location through Google Maps: Coordinates 51.058192, 13.781396
It will be organised through the Smell & Taste Clinic of the Department of Otorhinolaryngology of the University of Dresden Medical School, Fetscherstrasse 74, 01307 Dresden, Germany, phone +49- 0351 458-4189.
The meeting is organized by the Smell & Taste Clinic of the Department of Otorhinolaryngology of the TU Dresden, Fetscherstrasse 74, 01307 Dresden, Germany; phone +49- 0351 458-4189
Fee for participation is 50 Euro, for people with an industrial background it is 300 Euro; students pay 20 Euro. Accompanying persons who would like to participate in the dinners pay 30 euro per dinner. The fee should preferably be paid by CreditCard or bank transfer.
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Money transfer - please send the money to the following account:
Within Germany:
Carl Gustav Carus Management GmbH
Important: Please indicate as purpose of the payment “CHEMOSENSATION” plus your name
Bank: Deutsche Kreditbank AG
BLZ: 120 300 00
Account number: 11 248 333
From outside of Germany:
Receiver: Carl Gustav Carus Management GmbH
Important: Please indicate as purpose of the payment “CHEMOSENSATION” plus your name
IBAN: DE 71 1203 0000 0011 248 333
BIC: BYLADEM 1001
Deadline for registration is the 10th of February 2018. Please send an informal application including an abstract to Thomas Hummel. Please indicate whether you would prefer an oral or a poster presentation.
The European Chemoreception Organisation (ECRO) generously provides travel awards to students or researchers who would like to attend scientific meetings. Applicants are asked, among others, to send a CV, bibliography, accompanying letter and a letter of recommendation from the head of their institution to Dr. Didier Trotier (Didier.Trotier.ecrogs@gmail.com), general Secretary of ECRO.
The best poster will receive a prize of 100 Euro. The awardee will be determined through the Scientific Board. The prize will be announced at the end of the meeting.
Participants and their respective lab members
Participants include:
Jan Havlicek
Charlotte Sinding
Moustafa Bensafi
Ilona Croy
Valentin Schriever
Noam Sobel
Maria Larsson
Monique Smeets
Charlotte Sinding
Thierry Thomas-Danguin
Alexander Fjaeldstaedt
Bettina Pause
Agnieszka Sorokowska
Johannes Frasnelli
Christian Margot
Wolfgang Georgsdorf
Arne Moeller
Keynote lectures by
Klaus R. Scherer (Geneva, Switzerland): Olfaction and Emotion
Barry Smith (London, UK): Multisensory Perception of Flavour
Jorn Lotsch (Frankfurt/M, Germany): Machine learning in human olfactory research
Stuart Firestein (New York, USA) - Olfactory perception
Thursday, 22nd of February 2018
14:00 | Welcome | |
14:15 | Chair: Katie Whitcroft | |
14:15 | Sinding, Charlotte | Brain mechanisms of flavor perception |
14:30 | Cavazzana, Ananchiara | Social choices: Follow one’s nose or one’s eyes? It’s a matter of age |
14:45 | Oleszkiewicz, Anna | Project presentation: Compensation of sensory function in deaf, blind, anosmic people |
15:00 | Fournel, Arnaud | Mental representation of smells in experts |
15:15 | Rottstädt, Fabian | Pre-aging of the olfactory bulb in major depression with high comorbidity |
15:30 | Croy, Ilona | Olfaction as a predictor for mental health? |
15:45 | Break | |
16:30 | Chair: Alexander Fjaeldstad | |
16:30 | Smith, Barry | Smell and consciousness |
17:15 | Loos, Helene | Human milk odour and its perception by the neonate: an example of aroma chemistry meeting ethology |
17:30 | Sieksmayer, Jan | Olfactory context in episodic memory formation |
17:45 | Shushan, Sagit | Congenital anosmics modify sniffing in accordance to odor content |
18:00-20:00 | Pretzels, pizza, leberkäs, beer, wine, soda |
Friday, 23rd of February 2018
9:00 | Chair: Christian Margot | |
9:00 | Sobel, Noam | Altered Olfaction in Recurrent Spontaneous Miscarriage: Is there a Human Bruce Effect? |
9:30 | Chair: Ilona Croy | |
9:30 | Walter, Sophie | Idiopathic smell and taste disorders as predictors for the occurrence of Parkinson‘s Disease |
9:45 | Lecuyer, Fanny | Evaluation of the olfactory system within the first 24 hours after a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) |
10:00 | Han, Pengfei | Neural processing when reading odor-associated words: an fMRI study in patients with olfactory loss |
10:15 | Frasnelli, Johannes | Effects of olfactory training in normosmia |
10:30 | Gorodisky, Lior | Congenital anosmic subjects sample the world less frequently as compared to normosmics |
10:45 | Whitcroft, Katie | Position Paper on Olfactory Dysfunction |
11:00 | Break | |
11:45 | Chair: Monique Smeets | |
11:45 | Zakrzewska, Marta | An overprotective nose? When implicit prejudice is related to individual differences in body odour disgust sensitivit |
12:00 | Margot, Christian | Odorous androstenes: why not androstenol? |
12:30 | Chair: Maria Larsson | |
12:30 | Open Discussion I | (1) Katie Whitcroft: olfactory science network;
(2) Charlotte Sinding: European olfactory neuroscience education (3) Monique Smeets: Demystifying human pheromone communication: setting the scientific roadmap for 2030 (4) Other, e.g., potential for research collaboration |
14:00 | Break | |
15:00 | Poster session: | Mohebbi, Schäfer, Hummel, Sorokowska, Kärnekull, Schwambergerova, Kapicova, Roche, Tremblay, Masala, Würfel, Schreiner, Donner, Schriever, Georgsdorf |
16:30 | Chair: Jan Havlicek | |
16:30 | Scherer, Klaus | Olfaction and emotion |
17:15 | Chair: Charlotte Sinding | |
17:15 | Lübke, Katrin | Empathic Cognitions Affected by Undetectable Social Chemosignals |
17:30 | Herrmann, Franziska | Trigeminal activation and EEG source localization in migraine patients |
17:45 | Rochor, Nora | Sniffin' away the feeding tube - The influence of olfactory stimulation on oral food intake in newborns and premature infants |
18:00 | Gellrich, Janine | Olfactory function in newborns - an EEG-based study |
The dinner will take place on Friday evening at the Main Loge of the Dresden Free Masons – it will be open at 19:30, dinner will start at around 20:00h.
Address: Tolkewitzer Straße 49, 01309 Dresden (shortest walking distance about 3.1 km ~ 40 min; alternatively nice stroll along the Elbe river, 4,9 km, ~ 60 min – see map)
To get there by tram: take either tram # 6 or 12 (2.20 Euro single trip), towards Niedersedlitz or Gustav-Freitag Strasse, respectively Then exit at Heinrich Schütz Strasse, which is the 6th stop after the Augsburgerstrasse.
Saturday, 23rd of February 2018
9:00 | Chair: Johannes Frasnelli | |
9:00 | Lötsch, Jörn | Machine learning in human olfactory research |
09:45 | Guducu, Cagdas | New ways to analyze electrophysiological studies in the chemical senses |
10:00 | Mantel, Marylou | The contribution of the orbito-frontal cortex in the mental representation of odors |
10:15 | Fjaeldstad, Alexander | Structural olfactory connectivity networks: durable insights to central olfactory processing? |
10:30 | Break | |
11:00 | Chair: Charlotte Sinding | |
11:00 | Firestein, Stuart | Molecular and cognitive aspects of olfaction |
11:45 | Niklassen, Andreas | A new sensitive gustatory test method |
12:00 | Stankovic, Jelena | Pilot study – food neophobia amongst healthy Danish adolescents |
12:15 | Hald, Mathias | Food preferences among Danish adolescents |
12:30 | Chair: Thomas Hummel | |
12:30 | Open Discussion II | |
13:00 | Break | |
13:30 | Chair: Valentin Schriever | |
13:30 | Zaranek, Laura | Smell training in children with migraine |
13:45 | Fialova, Jitka | Can you smell the winner? The effect of competition on human body odour |
14:00 | Blum, Tobias | The more, the merrier? What Social Network Size does and doesn't have to do with Happiness and Odour Discrimination |
14:15 | Sparing-Paschke, Lisa | The influence of cognitive and psychological parameters on olfactory assessment in children |
14:30 | Sorkowska, Agnieszka | A meta-analysis on olfactory function in blindness |
Poster session
Mohebbat Mohebbi | The effect of umami training in tasters and non-tasters - a fMRI study |
Elena Schäfer | Smell, Space and Emotion: research on olfactory media |
Thomas Hummel | Olfactory training changes electrophysiological responses at the level of the olfactory epithelium |
Agnieszka Sorokowska | Food sharing |
Stina Cornell Kärnekull | Effects of blindness on olfactory and auditory memory |
Dagmar Schwambergova | Association between effectiveness of immune system and quality of human body odour |
Lucie Kapicova | Influence of paternal body odour on female mate choice |
Alice Roche | How to predict the odor profile of complex odor mixtures from their chemical composition? |
Cecilia Tremblay | Central and peripheral electrophysiological response to trigeminal stimuli in Parkinson’s disease |
Carla Masala | Correlation among olfactory dysfunction, apathy and fatigue in patients with Parkinson's Disease |
Helene Würfel | Odor thresholds with mixtures |
Linda Schreiner | Investigations on the smell of wood |
Laura Donner | "Smells like teen spirit" - the impact of body odor on bonding over the course of life: a developmental and neuropsychological approach |
Valentin Schriever | The U-Sniff odor identification test for children |
Wolfgang Georgsdorf | Precisely controlled high-frequency scent sequences in cinema-like environments for collective experience of larger audiences |
Alexander Fjaeldstad | Chemosensory sensitivity is not static: Effects of coffee on gustatory and olfactory sensitivity |
Susanne Menzel | Olfactory change detection |
Jan Vodicka | Results of smell evaluation using respiratory olfactometer |
Dinner
On the 22nd after the lectures and dicussions there will be an open reception close to the lecture hall, with simple foods (Leberkaese, Pretzels, Fruits, Pizza) and drinks (beer, wine, soda).
The dinner will take place on Friday evening at the Main Loge of the Dresden Free Masons – it will be open at 19:30, dinner will start at around 20:00h. For special requirements please ask.
Address: Tolkewitzer Straße 49, 01309 Dresden
To get there: It would probably be best to take the tram either number 6 or 12, towards the bridge "Blue Wonder" (Loschwitzer Brücke). Then exit at Heinrich Schütz Strasse, which is the 6 th stop after the Augsburgerstrasse. Alternatively, you could also walk (33 min).
We will have an alcohol restriction in place meaning that the welcome drink plus the first alcoholic drink are free; for all other alcoholic beverages people have to pay for themselves.
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The scientific board consists of the following people:
Antje Haehner, Dresden
Moustafa Bensafi, Lyon
Katie Whitcroft, London
How to get to the conference site?
Lecture Hall (“Hörsaal”) at the DINZ, Fetscherstrasse 74, D-01307 Dresden
Location through Google Maps: Coordinates 51.058192, 13.781396
from the Airport:
From the Airport, please take the train S2 (every 30 min) to the train station Bahnhof-Neustadt. Then take the tram no. 6, direction Niedersedlitz, to the station Blasewitzer Strasse / Fetscherstrasse. Cross the street and walk along the Blasewitzer Strasse until the next intersection with Augsburger Strasse (about 200 m) which brings you to the gate of the clinic area. Please continue to walk for another 400 m or so, then the DINZ (house #19) is on the right.
by train
From the main train station Hauptbahnhof please take the tram no. 10 from Hauptbahnhof Nord, direction Striessen, to the station Fetscherplatz. Then take the tram no. 12, direction Striessen, to the station Augsburger Strasse/Universitätsklinik. Cross the street and walk along the street Augsburger Strasse till you come after 50 m to the gate of the clinic area. Please continue to walk for another 400 m or so, then the DINZ (house #19) is on the right.
From the train station Bahnhof Neustadt take the tram no. 6, direction Niedersedlitz, to the station Blasewitzer Strasse / Fetscherstrasse. Cross the street and walk along the Blasewitzer Strasse until the next intersection with Augsburger Strasse (about 200 m), take a left on Augsburger Strasse till you come after 50 m to the gate of the clinic area. Please continue to walk for another 400 m or so, then the DINZ (house #19) is on the right.
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