| o-23 | Eric B. Keverne (invited speaker) |
| Pheromones in mice | |
| o-24 | Dietland Müller-Schwarze |
| Further experiments on food conditioning in beavers (Castor canadensis) | |
| o-25 | Benoist Schaal |
| A thread of continuity across developmental discontinuities: Olfaction mediates perinatal adaptation in mammals | |
| o-26 | Patrick Pageat |
| The facial pheromones in the domestic cat: Relationship with social communication | |
| o-27 | Judith Reinhard |
| One order, one pheromone: Indication for a general feeding stimulating signal in the labial gland secretion of Isoptera | |
| o-28 | Yves LeConte |
| A brood pheromone acts as a releaser and a primer pheromone in the social regulation of the honey bee colony | |
| o-29 | Alexis Peppuy |
| (Z)-3 dodecen-1-ol, a major component of the trail-following pheromone of several Asian and African higher termite species (Isoptera, Macrotermitinae) | |
| o-30 | Abraham Hefetz |
| The front-leg-brush in Pachycondyla apicalis and its role in hydrocarbon circulation | |
| o-31 | Francesca R. Dani |
| Decoding cuticular hydrocarbons - The role of specific compounds in the nestmate recognition response of Polistes dominulus | |
| o-32 | Raphaël Boulay |
| Social isolation effects in the ant Camponotus fellah: Nestmate non-recognition, cuticular hydrocarbon profile divergence, and possible mediation by octopamine | |
| o-33 | Virginie Hot |
| Cuticular hydrocarbons and regulation of reproduction in the queenless ant Diacamma ceylonense | |
| o-34 | Jürgen Liebig |
| Reproductive status and characteristic cuticular hydrocarbon profiles in the ant Harpegnathos saltator | |
| o-35 | Marine Salvy |
| Cuticular hydrocarbons of Varroa jacobsoni (Acari: Varroidae) in relation with age and developmental stage |