Rose H2020September 2023
First tests of version 01 of our proof-of-concept digital olfaction module at CNRS Lyon. A sample odor is recognised by the e-nose and mapped to a stimulation, which is felt by a volunteer in real-time.
17th March 2023
The consortium has held its fourth bi-annual scientific meeting in Grenoble at the CEA’s LETI laboratory and welcomed two new post-doc researchers to the team: Anurupa Shaw (CEA) who will be working on the CMUT sensors and Clémentine Lipp (EPFL) who will be continuing the work of Evgenii Glushkov.
10th December 2022
Evgenii (EPFL) has delivered the latest version of the stimulator to the team in Thessaloniki
At a satellite meeting of the workshop on olfaction, material from Lausanne transited to Dresden via Lyon. We are almost ready for testing in patients in the New Year.
15th September 2022
Representatives from all members of the consortium gathered in Milan (Italy) on the 15th of September 2022 in order to discuss the achievements and next steps of the Rose project. The latest versions of the odor sensor and of the stimulating array were presented. Thanks to these advances and the cooperation between work packages, the first multi-centric study involving human testing will be launched in the autumn. Consortium members were given an overview of the PoliMi lab’s facilities for mechanical design and the creation of scenarios for future proof-of-concept using virtual reality.
10th May 2022
After 6 months of development, the very first generation stimulator built for the Rose project was tested on May 10th 2022 in Dresden with members from EPFL, Aryballe, CNRS and Dresden.
