Day 2
Friday 29th October
2022
Opening Session Future of Scent
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
“EI_AI” - Sissel Tolaas, Smell Researcher & Artist
“Olfaction Technology Review”- Nikhil Lal
“Ideation in Space - How olfaction can influence Space Exploration. Conclusions after M5 Sensoria analog astronaut mission at habitat Lunares” - Karolina Sulich
“Sensing the City: Spatial Spectrogramy” - Joris Daniel Komen, PhD Candidate: MIT PhD Candidate: MIT Computation Group
“OVR - Spatial Olfactory Virtual Reality for Behavioral Outcomes” - Aaron Wisniewski, CEO/Co Founder OVR Technology
Panel discussion with Q&A
Introduction of Moot Court Competition
10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Dimitrios Ioannidis Esq. - Introduction to Problem
Opening of argument by Clerk of the Supreme Court - Introduction of Justices
Judges- Arguments by 4 students - 2 on each side - Claimant (Cassie Nedder and Dionisio Antonio Mulone) and Respondent (Zelda Bank and Madison Bush)- 15 min each student.
Some remarks/comments by Justices 30-40 min- analysis of an issues
Session 2 - Ethics, Vision of the Future where Molecular Recognition is Commonplace
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
“Olfaction Vindicates Creativity Machine Paradigm” - Dr. Stephen L. Thaler, President, CEO, and Chief Scientist at Imagination Engines Inc.
“Creating a Digital Archive of Scent Objects” - Saskia Wilson-Brown, Founder of The Institute for Art and Olfaction
“Recognizing molecules with nanomaterial corona phases” - Dr. Xun Gong, Strano laboratory MIT
Michael Benson & Chris Rose in conversation
Panel and Q& A
Closing Remarks
3:00 PM - 3:20 PM
“No Conscent: Imminent emanations oblige data subject preeminence” - Prof. David Carroll, associate professor, Parsons School of Design, The New School