Publications

Evaluation of the COST Projects on "Food Technology" 1978-1987

1988 | Action 90

Papers in Meteorology and Geophysics Vol 38

1987 | Action null

Grosscontainer

1994 | Action 315

Memorial Volume on the theme of Social Justice

2008

Food Preservation by Combined Processes - Final Report

1995

Veterinary Microbiology Special Issue: Chlamydioses

2009 | Action 855

Greenhouse-gas Budget of Soils under Changing Climate and Land Use (Burnout)

2007 | Action 639

Recommendations for the Algorithms Research Agenda in FP7

2005

Ferroelectric Thin Films

1997 | Action 514

Memorial Volume on the theme of Social Justice

2008
  • Author(s): Brian Williams
  • Publisher(s): British Journal of Community Justice, Vol. 6, Issue 2

Special Issue with 10 contributions offered by the COST Action Working Group on Evaluative Research

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Veterinary Microbiology Special Issue: Chlamydioses

2009 | Action 855
  • Pages: 185
  • Author(s): K. Sachse, D. Longbottom, A. Pospischil
  • Publisher(s): Elsevier
  • ISBN/ISSN: 0378-1135

The contents of this special issue attempt to specifically asddress some of the objectives of the Action, particularly with regard to:
– the assessment of zoonotic risks associated with animal chlamydioses from a European perspective,
– the development, evaluation and harmonisation of new and existing diagnostic methods to enable epidemiological data to be gathered on a pan-Eureopan scal, and
– the quest for a better understanding of the host immune response to infection and disease pathogenesis to enable the rational design of improved diagnostics and vaccines, as well as the recommendation of efficient control measures.

Greenhouse-gas Budget of Soils under Changing Climate and Land Use (Burnout)

2007 | Action 639

The main objective of COST Action 639 is the improved understanding of the management of greenhouse gas emissions from European soils

Recommendations for the Algorithms Research Agenda in FP7

2005
  • Pages: 23
  • Publisher(s): COST Office

The COST Strategic Workshop on Algorithmic Challenges in the Information Society was held in Brussels, on August 30-31, 2005.

The report on this workshop contains the main findings and recommendations of the workshop concerning the state of the Algorithmic research in Europe. The main areas discussed in the report are Massive Networks, Massive Data Sets, Data Mining, Machine Learning, Cooperating Selfish Agents, Hardware and Software Verification, Modelling Network Evolution and Dynamics, Modelling Distributed Systems, Autonomous Networks, like Sensor and Peer-to-Peer Networks, System Biology, and Automated Shape Recognition.