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What You’ll Learn At The 2024 SSP Conference

Curion will be at the SSP 2024 Conference in Pittsburgh from October 2-4, where we will present two oral presentations, two scientific posters, and host four interactive workshops, all designed to advance your knowledge and skills in sensory evaluation and consumer research.

2024 SSP Conference GraphicAttention all sensory science professionals! The Society of Sensory Professionals (SSP) 2024 Conference is set to take place from October 2-4, 2024, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This biennial event is a must-attend for anyone in the field of sensory evaluation and consumer research.

The SSP Conference is a key industry event in the world of sensory science, offering attendees a unique opportunity to engage with industry leaders and explore cutting-edge methodologies.

Participants can expect to gain expert advice, discover groundbreaking research, and learn about the latest advancements in sensory evaluation – including AI-driven capabilities and new research tools. The conference provides a platform for professionals to grow their skills, collaborate with peers, and stay at the forefront of sensory science innovation.

SSP 2024: Engage, Learn, and Innovate

This year, Curion is excited to be showcasing our expertise at the SSP Conference in a variety of ways. 

We will be hosting four interactive workshops, delivering two insightful oral presentations, and presenting two scientific posters that highlight our latest research and innovative methodologies in sensory evaluation.

Engage in our practical learning experiences and discover valuable insights that can help you elevate your work in sensory science. 

SSP Oral Presentations

SSP Live Workshops

SSP Scientific Posters

Join the Conversation at SSP!

Whether you’re attending the SSP Conference or unable to join us this year, you can still engage with our innovative presentations and scientific research.

  • Explore Our Abstracts: Dive into the details of our showcases, and discover the cutting-edge research and insights we’re sharing.
  • Start a Conversation: Reach out to us with your thoughts or questions. We’d love to connect and discuss how our work can impact the future of sensory science and consumer insights.

About The Society of Sensory Professionals (SSP)

The Society of Sensory Professionals (SSP) is a leading organization dedicated to advancing the field of sensory science and consumer research.

Founded to foster collaboration among sensory professionals, SSP provides a platform for sharing innovative research, best practices, and cutting-edge methodologies.

Through its biennial conferences and various educational resources, SSP aims to cultivate the highest standards in sensory evaluation, enabling professionals to enhance their skills and knowledge while connecting with peers across the industry. With a commitment to mentorship and knowledge-sharing, SSP plays a vital role in shaping the future of sensory science.

Curion specializes in delivering impactful insights to the world’s top CPG companies, helping them develop winning, repeatedly purchased products. Curion’s deep data-driven product insights, sensory expertise, and state-of-the-art consumer centers enable them to uncover responses to critical client objectives. With over five decades of experience in the product testing industry, Curion is dedicated to guiding clients with their proprietary XP Xperience Performance platform, connecting brands to consumers at every step.

An innovator in the industry, Curion recently developed a groundbreaking benchmarking product testing method, the Curion Score™, which has become a trusted and sought after tool within the industry. As one of the largest product and consumer insights companies in the U.S., Curion has built a reputation for excellence and trust among the world’s leading consumer brands. Curion’s commitment to innovation and expertise, coupled with a passion for delivering actionable insights, makes Curion a valuable partner for companies looking to develop and launch successful products.