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Why do we need automated behaviour monitoring in the animal’s home-cage? Blogs are written by COST Actions COST_TEATIME aims to improve biomedical research by bringing together European organizations developing automated home-cage monitoring technologies. They allow 24/7 data collection of experimental animals in their home cage, but assessing physiology as well as the full behavioural repertoire…

Content and Language Integrated Learning, known as CLIL, is the teaching of non-language subjects through a foreign language. It’s an educational approach where subjects are taught through a second or foreign language, rather than the language being taught as a subject itself. The focus is on both the content of the subject being taught such…

As the world observes the UN Zero Waste Day on 30 March 2024, the spotlight is on initiatives that promote sustainable practices and innovative solutions to combat waste generation. In this global call to action, COST is proud to present the transformative work of the COST Action European network of FURan based chemicals and materials…

COST Action TEATIME have launched a new public forum for those wishing to delve deeper into scientific matters relating behavioral research in laboratory animals. Do you have questions on experimental design, software and hardware, data handling, or animal behaviour? Then keep reading as TEATIME are here to help. TEATIME is concerned with the implementation of…

EuroMicropH COST Action to better understand details of how micro-organisms detect and respond to low pH. Micro-organisms such as bacteria, yeasts, and other fungi are of great importance for the things they do for us, and the things they do to us. We need yeast for bread, beer, or wine; without bacteria most cheeses and…

Fostering research and better understanding of cell characteristics can create a world of opportunities for health, medicine and environment. By bringing together more than 300 researchers from different disciplines, COST Action CellFit frames specific ‘organic’ 3D model production, while creating fertile ground for new EU research projects and ideas

As world leaders meet at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 24) to decide on rules to combat climate change, a COST Action has shown how expert networks can accelerate the process. COST-supported information-sharing on carbon-reducing measures for buildings and towns has had a lasting impact on government action and boosted research.

The new COST Action EsSENce, High-performance Carbon-based composites with Smart properties for Advanced Sensing Applications, brings together experts from 48 countries to establish a business network of collaborations across borders and sectoral boundaries, to transfer and disseminate the existing knowledge and innovations on carbon nanomaterials (CNMs) and nanocomposites for sensing applications.

On Thursday 09 and Friday 10 June, a new COST Connect conference took place bringing together experts and stakeholders from various fields across culture, environment, and economy to exchange on the crucial topic of achieving sustainability through cross-collaborations