Publications

FAIR Agriculture and Fisheries - Food project synopses

1998 | Action null

Climate Research Special 19: European Plant Phenology

2010 | Action 725

Present and Future of Paper Recycling Technology and Science

2007 | Action E48

Scientific Profile of Management Committee Members of COST Action 918

2000 | Action 918

Interaction between Cell Wall Components

2001 | Action E20

Innovative Timber Composites in Construction - Conformity Assessment and CE Marking Environmental Impacts and Energy Performance

2008 | Action E29

A Research Strategy for Sustainable Forest Management in Europe (Technical Report 5)

2005 | Action E25

Population Studies of Airborne Pathogens on Cereal as a Means of Improving Strategies for Disease Control - Annual Report 1995

1997 | Action 817

5th International Symposium on Applied Bioinorganic Chemsitry - Book of Abstructs

1999 | Action null

Climate Research Special 19: European Plant Phenology

2010 | Action 725

CR SPECIAL 19 is based on collaborative research on European plant phenology from the COST 725 programme which ran from 2004 to 2009

Present and Future of Paper Recycling Technology and Science

2007 | Action E48
  • Pages: 145
  • Publisher(s): Instituto Papelero Espanol

International Symposium, Bilbao, Spain.

A Research Strategy for Sustainable Forest Management in Europe (Technical Report 5)

2005 | Action E25
  • Pages: 149 pages
  • Author(s): F. Andersson, P. Angelstam, K.H. Feger, H. Hasenhauer, N. Krauchi, A. Marell, G. Matteuci, U. Schneider, P. Tabbush
  • Publisher(s): Groupement d’Intérêt Public Ecosystème Forestiers
  • ISBN/ISSN: 978-2-914770-08-8

The research strategy presented in this document is a result of an evolving process with contributions from scientists originally active in ENFORS Action and also additional scientists representing disciplines, which from the beginning were not sufficiently well represented in ENFORS Action. The original idea of ENFORS was to have a “minor” research programme linking the different field facilities together. This programme would then have had a focus on forest ecosystems and ecological processes related to stands and landscapes.