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The company UNITECHNICS is organizing an International Expertise-Exchanging Webinar for tomorrow at 14:00. Experts from several parts of the world will be discussing about different issues related to environmental odour management.
Learn more about this free webinar here.
The Odour Briefcase course has been launched by CASANZ. This 5 hour-course will take place online the 21st, 22nd, 28th and 29th September 2021 from 10.30am – 15.30pm AEST (night time in Europe and America) and will be given by Jenny Barclay and Ian Evanson.
This course is intended to describe how odour practitioners have a range of tools at their disposal to undertake their studies, with each tool having its advantages, disadvantages and appropriateness for each application. The Odour Briefcase is divided into three key components as follows:
The International Society for olfaction and chemical sensing (ISOCS) have published a plethora of online learning resources. These resources are for all those who want to rush up on already existing knowledge or learn something new, from anywhere!
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