olfaction – NOSE

NWO open competition XS grant for a project on the smell of fear in interpersonal communication

Imagine walking into a room and, without realizing it, sensing fear through smell. The subtle behavioral effects of this are

On Saturday 14 September, the art and knowledge festival The Night of Discoveries took place at the, the Hortus Botanicus

The symposium “Lost in translation: The journey from fundamental science to product application” was dedicated to Professor Ep Köster who

NOSE member Jasper de Groot (Radboud University) is offering two PhD candidate positions (i.e. 2.0 FTE), one devoted to understanding

2022 marks the anniversary of Mondrian’s 150th birthday. To celebrate the event, Kunstmuseum Den Haag and curator Caro Verbeek teamed

In a global team-effort, scientists, including NOSE member Monique Smeets, discovered genetic variants linked to the perception of the musky

People can easily associate information across the senses, so-called crossmodal associations. For example, many people would agree that the smell

In everyday life, we automatically regulate negative emotions by exposure to other positive stimuli. This happens without any conscious cognitive

NOSE-member Caro Verbeek succesfully defended her PhD project ‘In Search of Lost Scents’ on the 27th of October. Not only