Odor. Immaterielle Skulpturen

Antonie Bierling studied psychology in Dresden. Since 2020, she has been researching the basics of odor perception as part of her doctorate in order to make this knowledge usable for the construction of electronic noses in the future. To this end, she is involved in the "Perceptronics" and "smellodi" projects, which bring together the disciplines of materials science, medicine and psychology in cooperation with TU Dresden, among others. Regine Dee works as a journalist. She studied English and sociology, lives in Hamburg and writes for various science magazines from there. Jim Drobnick is a critic, curator and associate professor of contemporary art and theory at OCAD University, Toronto. He has published on the visual arts, curating, performance, the senses and post-media practices in recent anthologies. Hanns Hatt is a German biologist and physician. He is a physiologist who works in the field of electrophysiology and olfactory research. Hanns Hatt has been a professor at the Faculty of Biology and holder of the Chair of Cell Physiology at the Ruhr University Bochum since 1992. Ilona Croy completed her doctorate, habilitation and licensure (TP) in Dresden. After several years of research in Sweden, she headed up research at Dresden Psychosomatics until 2021. She researches the neuronal basis with which we sniff and feel our fellow human beings, is fascinated by brains and is enthusiastic about large data sets. She enjoys explaining science in an understandable way and has received several awards for her commitment to teaching and supervision.