We are proud and satisfied to have organised the ninth IWA odour management conference, but now it is time to hand it over to other organisers. Accordingly, the University of New South Wales will coordinate the following IWA conference on odour management in conjunction with the well-known organization CASANZ.

   This conference will probably take place on 26-27 August 2024 in Hobart, Tasmania. Workshops/training courses are planned to take place on Sunday, 25 August and site visits on Wednesday, 28 August.

   After being postponed on a couple of occasions due to the pandemic situation of COVID19. The 7th World Congress on Digital Olfaction will finally be held on November 29-30, 2022 as a hybrid meeting in Tokyo - Japan, in-person & online.

   The Organising Committee of the 7th World Congress on Digital Olfaction is making a final call for last-minute submissions of short papers (in person, online or via video) to participate in this exciting conference dedicated to olfaction and digital olfaction among a variety of fields such as biology, medicine, computer science, electronics, chemistry, mechanical engineering, psychology, art, etc.

    There are three major environmental trade fairs in Europe: IFAT in Munich, Pollutec in Lyon and Ecomondo in Rimini. Of these three, the only one that has, so far, opted for a special session on odour is Ecomondo. For several years, the Italian trade fair, Ecomondo, has included specific topics on odour. This year, a full morning of sessions has been scheduled under the title "Odour emissions: from abatement technologies to new control strategies". There is no cheaper place to learn about odour management with a registration fee of only 12 euros per day.

   This year's programme also includes many presentations from relevant groups in the Italian field. Although most of the talks are in Italian, several are in English. The full programme of this Session can be accessed at the following link. The session will be held on 8 November.

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