A new scientific project, COST Action CA24110 "Resource-Inclusive Renewable Materials: Using Global Biomass for Sustainable Innovation Development (ReInvent)" has been launched https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA24110/#tabs+Name:Main%20Contacts%20and%20Leadership
On October 8, the kick-off conference of the Management Committee took place on the 23rd floor of the COST Programme headquarters in Brussels, marking the beginning of joint work by the international research team aimed at developing sustainable and innovative approaches in the field of renewable materials.
The meeting brought together 28 representatives from 20 countries, with Ukraine represented by Mykola Melnychuk, Vice-Rector for scientific, pedagogical work and partnership at Lutsk National Technical University.
During the session, participants discussed the key objectives of the project and the action plan. The Project Coordinator, Prof. Torbjörn Pettersson from the Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden), was elected through a collective vote.
Additionally, leaders of five working groups were appointed, representing Greece, Poland, Ukraine, Finland, and the United Kingdom, as well as the Scientific Communication Coordinator and the Grant Awarding Coordinator, both from Switzerland.
The COST Programme is a funding instrument of the European Commission aimed at strengthening scientific partnerships and collaboration in specific or interdisciplinary research areas.
COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is an interdisciplinary research network that gathers researchers and innovators to explore a chosen topic over four years.
The programme typically involves participants from academia, small and medium-sized enterprises, public institutions, and other relevant organisations or stakeholders. It is open to all fields of science and technology, including emerging and novel areas. It provides an inclusive, pan-European environment for individuals at all career stages to develop their professional research networks and advance their careers.
