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Under COST rules in Horizon Europe, researchers and innovators affiliated to institutions based in Switzerland or the United Kingdom are fully eligible to participate in COST Actions. This includes: reimbursed participation in Action networking activities (meetings, conferences, Training Schools, Short-Term Scientific Missions (STSMs), and virtual mobility grants); possibility to be a main or secondary proposer…

From September to November each year, the first Management Committee meeting is held for up to 70 new COST Actions. This marks the official kick-off of a COST research network and it’s the grand in-person launch of a four-year collaboration between researchers and innovators. The COST premises become the epicenter where scientists, experts, young researchers,…

COST Newsletter In the June edition of the COST Newsletter we bring you all of the latest news from the association and COST Actions, including invitations to three up and coming COST events. Sign up directly here. Click here or the picture below to read the newsletter:

COST Newsletter In the May edition of the COST Newsletter we bring you all of the latest news from the association and COST Actions, including invitations to three up and coming COST events. Click here or the picture below to read the newsletter:

COST Newsletter In the April edition of the COST Newsletter we bring you all of the latest news from the association and COST Actions, including invitations to three up and coming COST events. Click here or the picture below to read the newsletter:

Online co-teaching: overcoming distance and spatial frontiers Blogs are written by COST Actions Women on the Move is a transdisciplinary network of European researchers who focus on historic and contemporary female labour mobility spanning six centuries to the present. The objective is to show the presence and economic contribution of female migrants in European history by revealing…

Magnetic high-speed trains, inexhaustible fusion energy, nuclear magnetic resonance and imaging, supercomputers, marine motors and planes. Superconductivity can do all this and more. As the need for energy efficiency solutions is ever more pressing, we turn to superconductivity and its clear potential to transform the world we live in.

News article from COST Action ChETEC  Where do the chemical elements from carbon and oxygen, to iron and lead that make up our world and ourselves come from? As William Fowler put it, when receiving the Nobel prize in 1983, “All of us are truly and literally a little bit of stardust”. This is because…

A blueprint from a COST Action is helping the EU-funded NanoInformaTIX project to design computer models for creating safer nanoparticles. The modelling can help industry to carry out accurate risk-assessments for proposed particles, reduce animal testing and speed up product development.