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Stockholm University writes about our odor-language project

Thomas Hörberg leads an international project, trying to define and create a lexicon on odor descriptors. When we talk about perceptions with language, we can use language with different levels of codability. This internatinal project is trying to find differences and similarities in codability of odor in different languages, and to create a lexicon of […]

Visit by Prof. Natalie Phillips

We were honored to welcome professor Natalie Phillips to the lab on Thursday Dec 4. Prof Phillips is a leading Canadian neuropsychologist and one of the inventors of the MOCA, a brief cognitive assessment. Prof Phillips gave a talk about the role of sensory impairments in cognitive aging.

Marta Zakrzewska’s award symposium

On 21 November 2025, at the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm, we held a symposium celebrating our former PhD student Mart Zakrzewska. The event, titled “The Psychology of Disease,” explored how illness shapes thoughts, feelings, behaviours, and social interactions. The programme featured talks on: Why some individuals react strongly to everyday sensory stimulation […]

New paper out: Olfactory spatial memory: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Recently our team published a new paper titled “Olfactory spatial memory: a systematic review and meta-analysis”  in Scientific Reports. In the article, we summarized the current state of knowledge on olfactory spatial memory in humans. Four key results emerged: First, odors can be used as landmarks in the formation of neuro-cognitive maps in both sensory […]

New Research Assistant

Billy joins us, working as a research assistant to help with running Thomas Hörberg’s project: ”Building a cross-cultural semantic framework for odor vocabularies.” Billy has a PhD in psychology from Stockholm University, on the neural correlates of consciousness in hearing, using EEG.