Development of Monitoring Procedures, Rapid Detection Methods and Techniques
Impacts of Global Change on Tree Physiology and Forest Ecosystems
Effects of Antinutrients on the Nutritional Value of Legume Diets Vol 3
Production Agricole Durable: conséquences pour la recherche agricole internationale
Algae Directory - Algologists, Companies, Culture Collections and Herbaria in European Countries
Population Studies of Airborne Pathogens on Cereals as a Means of Improving Strategies for Disease Control - Annual Report 1996
les propriétés physiques des denrées alimentaires-Premier rapport annuel
European Carbon Atlas
- Pages: 219
- Author(s): P. Jones, P. Pinho, J. Patterson and C. Tweed
- Download from external website
- ISBN/ISSN: 978-1-899895-43-4
This publication summarises the activities of the COST C23 Action entitled ‘Strategies for a Low Carbon Urban Built Environments’ which took place over the period 2004 to 2009. The main objective of the Action was to investigate, through a network of nineteen countries across Europe, ‘how carbon reductions can be achieved thorugh appropiate design and management of the urban built environment’. This involved investigating the built environment at building and urban scale, focusing on minimising energy use and associated carbon dioxide emissions.
About COST 2011
- Author(s): COST Office
- Publisher(s): COST Office
The aim of this pocket guide is to bring together all relevant information about COST into an “easy to use” publication. This guide includes information on the COST structure and goals, the Open Call, the National Coordinators (contact points) and financial Instruments plus, most importantly, the COST Actions. In this issue, the Actions are presented from the most recent ones to those ending this year. In order to highlight COST’s interdisciplinary dimension, Trans-Domain Actions are presented in a separate sub-chapter. Complementary Action information can be found on the COST website.