Publications

Requirements for Horizontal Road Marking - Final Report

1999 | Action 331

Second Working Party Meeting COST 202/1 and 202/2

1981 | Action 202

Forest Recreation & Tourism Serving Unbanised Societies

2008 | Action E33

Parasitic Weeds

2009 | Action 849

Azioni COST - Raccolta degli Accordi Vol2 1981-1982

1984 | Action null

Project Report RP/CE/22/97 - Tests to Establish Pavement Ware from Selected Tyre Sizes

1997 | Action null

Progress in Control of Foodborne Pathogens in Poultry / Field Experience on Salmonella Control in Poultry

2002 | Action 97

Basic & Clinical: Pharmacology & Toxicology, Vol. 96, N°3

2005 | Action B15

Effects of Antinutrients on the Nutritional Value of Legume Diets

1999 | Action 98

Forest Recreation & Tourism Serving Unbanised Societies

2008 | Action E33
  • Pages: 100
  • ISBN/ISSN: 978-951-40-2096-4

Jiont Fianl Conference of Forest for Recreation and Tourism (COST E33) and 11th European Forum on Urban Forestry (EFUF), 28-31 May 2008 in Hämeenlinna, Finland.

Basic & Clinical: Pharmacology & Toxicology, Vol. 96, N°3

2005 | Action B15
  • Pages: 271 pages
  • Author(s): K. Brosen
  • Publisher(s): Nordic Pharmacological Society
  • ISBN/ISSN: 1742-7835 | 1742-7835

The main objective of the Action was to improve the predictive potential of scientific information gathered within the framework of development of new, efficacious and safe drugs, as well as sustainable industrial chemicals. Some form of modelling is performed during any of the “steps” of new drug development. By necessity, scientists active in any of these “steps” have some contact with others, active in “neighbour steps”. However, as often demonstrated in practice, valuable information is not necessarily available for scientists active in “steps” that are further apart. For industrial chemicals, “empirically fixed safety factors” are presently used to scale up from animal data to humans.
This approach is not scientifically well based and does not take into consideration all information which is available. In this context, Action COST B15 provided a powerful tool to improve communication between scientists from Academia, the Industry and Governmental Entities.