Self-Assembly and Supramolecular ChemistryGordon Research Conference May 9 – 14, 2027 The Self-Assembly and Supramolecular Chemistry GRC is a premier, international scientific conference focused on advancing the frontiers of science through the presentation of cutting-edge and unpublished research, prioritizing time for discussion after each talk and fostering informal interactions among scientists of all career stages.…
Month: September 2026
Welcome to the First COCAG Newsletter Following requests from members, we are pleased to launch the first edition of the COCAG Newsletter, covering activity from April to June. Our aim is to provide a regular opportunity to share news, events, publications, achievements, and developments from across the network, helping members stay connected and informed about…
Overview of the Special Issue This special issue will feature a special collection of research papers focusing on critical contributions from early-career researchers, guest-edited by young researchers André Borges, Oscar Gomez, Hanna Lonka, Taísa Oliveira, and Reihaneh Rahmatjou. This upcoming issue encourages early-career researchers to publish their work on critical perspectives in career and career…
Researchers are invited to contribute to a special issue of Work, Aging and Retirement titled “The Dynamics of P–E Fit: Implications for Career Sustainability Across Career Stages.” How does the fit between people and their work change across a career? This special issue examines how fit with jobs, organisations, and careers develops, is disrupted, and…
The EDU-LAB Webinar Series is a chain of open, free webinars sharing the evidence, methods and tools emerging from the EDU-LAB project – exploring how young people move between education, training and the labour market, and creating opportunities for exchange with researchers, practitioners, policymakers and other stakeholders. They are launching their webinar series with their…
Join us for the fifth TENET webinar in our exciting new series of 2026! We are excited to present our fifth webinar of the 2026 TENET seminar series edition! We introduce a distinguished speaker who will present her research. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable insights and engage with experts in the field.…
Martijn van Griensven MERLN Institute for Technology-Inspired Regenerative Medicine, Maastricht University, The Netherlands Prof. Martijn van Griensven, active leader of Working Group 5 and member of TENET has been awarded during TERMIS EU 226 Conference in Palma (ES) for his career. He gave a lecture entitled: “My 30 years journey in regenerative medicine for the…
Alberto Sensini CTR and cBITE Departments – MERLN Institute, Maastricht University Faculty of Science and Engineering – Bernoulli Institute, University of Groningen Alberto Sensini, member of TENET, has been awarded by the European Society of Biomechanics, which hosted the 10th World Congress of Biomechanics 2026 in Vancouver, Canada, last July, recognising his outstanding young research…
Join us for the sixth TENET webinar in our exciting new series of 2026! We are excited to present the sixth webinar of the 2026 TENET seminar series edition! We are delighted to introduce two distinguished speakers who will present research supported by an STSM grant and the TENET COST Action. This is a fantastic…
The COST Action Interdisciplinarity Graph maps the COST Actions of the CA22xxx to CA25xxx cohorts by their OECD fields of science. It shows which fields each Action brings together and how Actions connect across disciplines, so you can find your way through the whole network in one place.
For scientists: find an Action to join
– Explore by category. Browse the Actions by OECD field of science and see which ones work in your area.
– Search with keywords. Type a topic, method or term to find the Actions working on it.
– Open an Action’s details. Double-click an Action to see its details, then go on to apply to join it. You need a COST (e-COST) account to apply.
For COST Action members and Chairs: connect and compare
– See your closest neighbours. Find the Actions nearest to yours in the graph, the ones sharing your fields, as partners for joint activities, events or proposals.
– Build your own group. Select the Actions you want to work with and view them together.
– Compare two Actions. Put two Actions side by side to see where their fields overlap and where they differ.
About the graph
The graph is developed by Theo Zacharis for the Greek Scientists Society. Version 1.2 is published on Zenodo under a CC BY 4.0 licence, so you can use and share it with credit: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22978341
Suggestions and questions: news@gss.cost-action.eu
