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12 Dec 2011 2:54 AM • Michael Meyners
10 Dec 2011 2:30 PM • Barbara PFEIFFER
04 Dec 2011 12:24 AM • Barbara PFEIFFER

The 11th Sensometric MeetingAgrocampus Ouest, Rennes

The next Sensometric Meeting will take place at Agrocampus Ouest in Rennes, France from July 10-13, 2012. The conference theme will be "New Skin for the Old Ceremony".Please have a look on the conference website for more information. 1 travel bursary & 3 student scholarships will be granted.

European Sensory Science Society 

Following the constitution of the E3S (European Sensory Science Society) earlier this year, the organisation's website is now online. The goal of the association is to gather all national organisations that deal with sensory science and operate in European countries.

E3S

Book Discounts for Members

CRC Press (of the Taylor & Francis Group) has offered members of the Sensometric Society a 20% discount and free shipping on Guillermo Hough’s book on survival analysis and all other titles!

This discount has been extended until December 31, 2011. Please log in to access the promotion code.

All members of the Sensometric Society are eligible to receive a 20% discount on selected Wiley books, including the recent publication by Tormod Naes et al. on statistics for sensory and consumer science.

 

 

 

NEW: Elsevier grants a 25% discount to Sensometric Society members on Food Science & Nutrition books.

Check the member benefits area for more information and log in to access the promotion code.

 

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