Inventya

We’re excited to share that our latest POTION partner meeting was held at the University of Essex in Colchester. It’s a bittersweet moment, as this was our last official partner meeting before the big review meeting in December.  Nonetheless, the energy and collaboration among the team were fantastic! The gathering was filled with lively discussions […]

Exciting News: Patent Application Published for POTION Project We are thrilled to announce that the POTION project has reached a major milestone with the publication of its patent application. The patent, titled “Method and Apparatus for the Selective Isolation of Single or Multiple Compounds from Complex Mixtures,” has been officially published under WO2024194405 and is […]

We are excited to announce the release of a new video from the POTION project that delves deep into the methodology behind our immersive VR Cyberball experiment. This video provides a comprehensive look at how the experiment was conducted, offering valuable insights into the research process. The POTION Cyberball experiment is designed to explore the […]

Erik Kamenjasevic from KU Leuven recently published a paper in Frontiers in Human Dynamics that delves into the ethical and legal landscapes of mood enhancement technologies (mood HETs).  It explores societal concerns, ethical dilemmas, and human rights implications,  The study examines arguments related to justice, identity, autonomy, dignity, privacy, and safety, and calls for a […]

Thrilled to share that Inventya attended the PraxisAuril event in Blackpool on 4th – 5th June 2024! It was an incredible opportunity to connect with industry leaders, exchange innovative ideas, and explore the latest trends in knowledge exchange and commercialisation. A huge thank you to everyone who made this event a success and to all […]

The POTION consortium had an exciting project meeting at the University of Padova, one of the oldest universities in the world founded in 1222! We had fruitful discussions on the project progress and challenges in the field of human chemosignals, and collectively planned for the next step. Lastly, a big thank you to the University […]