Event Date: 1 June 2012 
Senate House
University of London
Malet Street
London WC1E 7HU
The Institute of Philosophy presents
Scent and Sensibility: The Neuroscience of Fragrance
The importance of olfaction to the understanding of emotional processes still needs to reach out to other areas of research. The aim of the conference is to make the state of the art research in neuroscience and psychology concerning the emotional and communicative impact of natural and manufactured fragrances available to both researchers and practitioners.
The conference will be followed by a special event on new olfactory designs and the most innovative use of fragrance.
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General introduction by Professor Barry Smith (IP) .
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Professor Thomas Hummel (Taste & Smell Clinic, Dresden) – Physiology and Pathophysiology of Olfaction
[AUDIO HERE]
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Dr Denise Chen (Human Olfaction Lab, Rice) – Olfaction and Emotion
[AUDIO HERE]
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Anne-Sylvie Crisinel (Crossmodal Lab, Oxford) – Crossmodal Correspondences between Olfactory Stimuli and Musical Notes
[AUDIO HERE]
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Professor Charles Spence (Crossmodal Lab, Oxford)- Olfactory Contribution to the Perception of Beauty
[AUDIO HERE]
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