iwa cancelled

   Due to the tragic events that occurred last night in Paris and the corresponding security measures currently in place in France, the 6th IWA Conference focusing on odour management in the environment has been finally cancelled.

   The organization of the event has apologized for the inconvenience to the attendants of the event and they has committed to publish the papers and presentations in a format to be defined in the near future.

workshop odours Brazil    This workshop is being organized by the Environmental Institute of Paraná (Instituto Ambiental do Parana, IAP) and will take place in the Toledo Campus of the Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Paraná in Toledo, Brazil. The event is promoted by the IAP and has the support of the Public Ministry and some private companies. The aim of this Workshop is to discuss the mecanisms to control odours from industrial companies in the region.

   The Workshop is open to the scientific community, industry and companies related to environmental odour management. The registration for this interesting event is free, however there are limited vacancies available.

nose2016 The fifth edition of the known NOSE Conference on Environmental Odour Monitoring & Control will take place the 28-30 September 2016 in Ischia, Italy. We have attended all the conferences from the very beginning and we are happy to see how this event is growing year by year. Past NOSE conferences took place in Rome, Florence, Palermo and Venice and this time the event will take place in the island of Ischia. The conference is organized by the Italian Association of Chemical Engineering (AIDIC) and counts on the help of the University Politecnico di Milano.

   The aim of the NOSE conference series is to give the opportunity to the scientific and industrial community members from all over the world to meet, exchange experiences and ideas, as well as discuss the main innovations related to odours, thereby including a wide range of different topics in order to give an all-embracing point of view on this continuously progressing issue.

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