9th E3S SYMPOSIUM 2021 will take place the 10th-11th May, 2021
Online


organised by Sensory Division (ATJ) of Finnish Society of Food Science and Technology (ETS)
10-11th May 2021
PROGRAMME
DAY 1 – Monday 10th of May:
E3S Working groups and general assembly
13:00-16:00 Working group meetings
16:00-18:00 General Assembly (two representatives per country only)
DAY 2 – Tuesday 11th of May:

9th E3S SYMPOSIUM
Taste of Creativity – webinar
The Finnish Society of Food Science and Technogy (ETS) and European Sensory Science Society (E3S) are very happy to invite you to the 9th E3S SYMPOSIUM 2021.
Opening & Award Ceremony for 1st E3S Established Research Award 2020
Professor Mari Sandell, University of Helsinki & University of Turku & Chair of Sensory Science Division of ETS
Associate professor Carolina Chaya, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid & Chair of European Sensory Science Society E3S
Award Talk; New Products Coming to Market: Who Is Ready to Accept Them?
Professor emerita (Sensory Food Science) Hely Tuorila, University of Helsinki
Designing Products to Meet Consumers Expectations
Director Sensory and Consumer Insights EAME Katja Tiitinen, Symrise
Networking
Lunch break
Organic Food Choices – a Device for Sending and Interpreting Pro-social Status Signals?
Professor Harri Luomala, University of Vaasa
Impact of Individual Differences on Emotional Response Studies
Associate professor Carolina Chaya, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Flash Presentations by sensory science students
Coffee break
FoodTaste Finland – Individual Differences in Sensory Perception
Professor Mari Sandell, University of Helsinki & University of Turku
Multisensory Eating Environment
Research professor Anu Hopia, University of Turku
Closing Remarks Sensory and Consumer Research Executive & Co-founder Terhi Pohjanheimo, Aistila
Event is open for all. Tickets can be found below. Event free of charge for all students across Europe.
CALL FOR SENSORY SCIENCE PHD STUDENT GRANT
As a part of this event there is a session called Flash Presentations. The top European sensory science PhD students can present their research results. The presenters will be selected early May based on the applications left via this system.
The best application will be awarded with a 400 € grant by Finnish Sensory Science Division of Finnish Society of Food Science and Technology. A right to modify the sum or the number of grants is reserved.
Deadline for application: end of April.
Further information: https://www.lyyti.in/SensoryScienceGrant