Publications

Electronics and Traffic on Major Roads - International Seminar (FR Version Included)

1985 | Action 30

Lanthanide Chemistry for Diagnosis and Therapy - Annual Workshop

2005 | Action D18

Recommendations for the Safety of People and Instruments in Ground-Penetrating Radar and Near-Surface Geophysical Prospecting

2015 | Action TU1208

The Evolution of Rules for a Single European Market - Part II Rules, Democracy and the Environment

1995 | Action A7

Europe's New State of Welfare

2002 | Action A15

Nuclear Medicine and Biology - Special Issue

1995 | Action null

Radiation Damage in Biomolecular Systems

2004 | Action P9

Urban Forests and Trees - Proceedings n°2

2005 | Action E12

Designs, Networks and Strategies

1995 | Action A3

Lanthanide Chemistry for Diagnosis and Therapy - Annual Workshop

2005 | Action D18
  • Pages: 50 pages
  • Author(s): D. Parker, C. F.G.C. Geraldes, S. Aime, F. Roesh

Abstracts of COST D18 Annual Workshop on “Lanthanide Chemistry for Diagnosis and Therapy”, which took place in Cologne, Germany on 6-7 September 2005.

Recommendations for the Safety of People and Instruments in Ground-Penetrating Radar and Near-Surface Geophysical Prospecting

2015 | Action TU1208
  • Pages: 68
  • Author(s): R. Persico (Italy), A. Provenzano (Italy), C. Trela (Germany), M. Sato (Japan), K. Takahashi (Japan), S. Arcone (USA), S. Koppenjan (USA), L. G. Stolarczyk (USA), E. C. Utsi (United Kingdom), S. Ebihara (Japan), K. Wada (Japan), E. Pettinelli (Italy) and L. Pajewski (Italy)
  • Publisher(s): EAGE Publications bv
  • http://bookshop.eage.org/webshop/product_details.aspx?prod_code=AA0263
  • ISBN/ISSN: 978-94-62-82162-0

This book offers an in-depth overview on the risks associated to Ground-Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Near-Surface Geophysical Prospecting, providing the reader with practical recommendations for the safety of people and instruments.

Radiation Damage in Biomolecular Systems

2004 | Action P9

24th-27th June 2004, Lyon

Urban Forests and Trees - Proceedings n°2

2005 | Action E12

More than 100 experts in urban trees, parks and woodlands, representing 22 European countries and 70 institutions, have evaluated the built-up areas of Europe and they also have developed innovative approaches for maintaining and developing sustainable and multi-functional benefits of urban forests and trees. The main results of the action include the first comparative overviews of research and educational capacities in European urban forestry, and the development of a strong European network.