Horizon 2020 Team

Meet the Odeuropa Team!

KNAW Humanities Cluster – Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Inger Leemans

Cultural History (Principal Investigator, WP7 lead)

Marieke van Erp

Language Technology, Semantic web, Digital Humanities (Project Manager, multiple WPs)

Sofia Collette Ehrich

Olfactory Events and Exhibitions (WP1, WP7).

Ronald Sluijter

Research data management, language technology (WP1, WP3)

Arno Bosse

Digital Humanities, Funding & Partnerships

Vania López

Olfactory communications and journalism (WP7)

Christina Kotsopoulou

Olfactory events and story-telling toolkit (WP7)

Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen – Nürnberg, Germany

Fondazione Bruno Kessler – Trento, Italy

Sara Tonelli

Language technology, digital humanities (WP3 lead)

Elisa Leonardelli

Language technology, digital humanities (WP3)

Stefano Menini

Language technology, digital humanities (WP3)

Serra Sinem Tekiroğlu

Natural language processing, olfactory taxonomies (WP3)

EURECOM – Sophia Antipolis, France

Anglia Ruskin University – Cambridge, United Kingdom

Victoria-Anne Michel

History of smell and olfactory heritage (WP5)

Jožef Stefan Institute – Ljubljana, Slovenia

University College London – London, United Kingdom

Cecilia Bembibre

Olfactory heritage science (WP6), Ethics (WP8)

Data Annotation Team

Teresa Paccosi

FBK

Odeuropa on Twitter

Odeuropa @odeuropa·

11 May

During our morning session some @odeuropa members smelled and matched recreated scents from the past with pictures of the paintings used to reference those scents #WeCanSmellHistory #OdoursInArt @scehrich

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Odeuropa @odeuropa·

11 May

As part of the @NIAS_KNAW Symposium in April, @IngerLeemans @scehrich ran one of the workshops about the racial and colonial dimensions of our shared material culture. @odeuropa presented the pomader as a contested olfactory object from the past #WeCanSmellHistory #OdoursInArt

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Mathias Zinnen @ZinniasMathen·

7 May

Tonight, we will launch the final phase of the ICPR2022-ODOR Challenge (https://t.co/RCOKVPzNbT). Take your chance to detect olfactory objects in historical artworks! (1/2) @prathmeshmadhu @r_kosti @v_christlein @maier_ak @Peter_Bell77 @odeuropa

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American Historical Review@AmHistReview·

6 May

In the #AHRHistoryLab section, introduced in the March issue, @WillTullett and @IngerLeemans lead an expansive interdisciplinary conversation on approaches and methods in smell history, part of the lab’s yearlong project on historical smells with @odeuropa https://t.co/eZpBxi5Rph

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Odeuropa @odeuropa·

30 Apr

Did you know that today is National Sense of Smell Day in the US? Every year they organize activities to show the importance of the sense of smell at museums and educational institutions across the country. In @odeuropa we celebrate that initiative #WeCanSmellHistory

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Givaudan Perfume @givaudanperfume·

28 Apr

Reinvented by our #perfumer Marypierre Julien for the #Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands is Eau Parfumée Pour Ma Mère, a floral, spicy #candle based on a formula created by poet and perfumer Constantijn Huygens in 1635, now crafted with renewable ingredients.

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Odeuropa @odeuropa·

28 Apr

Read our latest blogpost on the @odeuropa website, about the multisensory museum experience, designed with the collaboration of @museum_ulm. The tour Follow Your Nose: A Guided Tour with Smell is available for visitors from April 5 #WeCanSmellHistory
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American Historical Review@AmHistReview·

26 Apr

The AHR’s March 2022 issue is now available! With a new #AHRHistoryLab section, a new cover, and the first major redesign in 50 years. #twitterstorians https://t.co/1amPrJKBkl

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Odeuropa @odeuropa·

26 Apr

Here, @odeuropa most recent contribution to the new design of @AmHistReview #WeCanSmellHistory

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Odeuropa @odeuropa·

26 Apr

The first of @Odeuropa’s four articles for the American Historical Review, on smell and the past is now out, in the form of a conversation about smell, history, and heritage! It is open access for 30 days. You can find it here: https://t.co/hxVRM7E2WB #WeCanSmellHistory

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