research – NOSE

Unexpected encounter

By Astrid Groot In trying to understand how sexual communication signals and responses evolve, part of our research focuses on

Geuronderzoeker dr. Ilja Croijmans laat zien hoe de neus onze sociale en emotionele beslissingen stuurt. Dat COVID-19 bij veel mensen

The annual conference of the European Chemoreception Research Organization, ECRO 2022 (ECRO 2022 – Berlin – chemicalsenses), took place in

The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded 101 experienced researchers, including NOSE member Jasper de Groot, a Vidi grant worth

An accessible read in the Nature Outlook series on the effects of body odour as medium for social communication on

Together with NOSE member Monique Smeets, Snitz et al. developed a web-based olfactory screening tool for COVID-19, which relies on

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

Ongeveer twee van de drie mensen met een COVID-19-infectie, krijgt te maken met reukverlies. Bij het merendeel van deze mensen

The Dutch health organization ZonMw has awarded funding for a large-scale study into loss of smell and taste as a

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