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FP1105: Understanding wood cell wall structure, biopolymer interaction and composition: implications for current products and new material innovation
Faculdade de Ciências e TecnologiaUniversidade de Coimbra, Portugal 9th of May 2014
Management Committee meeting
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1. Adoption of the Agenda1. Adoption of agenda
2. Matters arising from previous minutes
3. Report from the COST Office– 3.1 News from the COST Office– 3.2 Status of Action, including participating countries– 3.3 Budget Status, budget planning and allocation process (LOS t.b.a)
4. Progress report of working groups
5. Action planning– 5.1 Annual Progress Conference (preparation and/or feedback from DC)– 5.2 Action Budget Planning– 5.3 Action Planning (including meetings)
• 5.3.1 Location and date of next meeting• 5.3.2 Long-term planning (including anticipated locations and dates of
future meetings)
6. STSM status, applications
7. Publications, dissemination and outreach activities
8. Request for new members
9. Promotion of gender balance and of Early Stage Researchers (ESR)
10. Non-COST country participations
11. AOB
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Agenda1. Adoption of agenda2. Matters arising from previous minutes3. Report from the COST Office
– 3.1 News from the COST Office– 3.2 Status of Action, including participating countries– 3.3 Budget Status, budget planning and allocation process (LOS t.b.a)– 3.4 Review of monitoring and progress report
4. Progress report of working groups5. Action planning
– 5.1 Annual Progress Conference (preparation and/or feedback from DC)– 5.2 Action Budget Planning– 5.3 Action Planning (including meetings)
• 5.3.1 Location and date of next meeting• 5.3.2 Long-term planning (including anticipated locations and dates of future
meetings)6. STSM status, applications7. Publications, dissemination and outreach activities8. Request for new members9. Promotion of gender balance and of Early Stage Researchers (ESR)10. Non-COST country participations11. AOB
3.1 News from the COST office
e-COST system will soon be further enhanced through the implementation of a Strong Authentication feature, enabling Online Travel Reimbursement Request (OTRR) forms to be submitted fully online.
Strong Authentication will enable Action participants and other relevant stakeholders to identify themselves as unique individuals to the e-COST system in a fully secure way, and thus submit not only supporting documents but also the OTRR form (which currently still needs to be signed and sent in hard copy) completely online.
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3.2. Status of the COST Action
24 May 2012MoU oc-2011-1-9681
CSO Approval date 01/12/2011
Start of Action 24 My 2012
Entry into force 12/01/2012
End of Action 23 May 2016
Budget: 154 700€ (1/7/2014 – 30/6/2015)
3.2. Status of Action: participating countries
24 COST countries
Austria Luxembourg
Bulgaria Norway
Croatia Poland
Czech Republic Portugal
Denmark Romania
Finland Slovenia
France Spain
Germany Sweden
Greece Switzerland
Hungary Turkey
Italy Ukraine
Latvia United Kingdom
3.2. Status of Action: COST countries not participating in the Action
COST countries NOT signed up to the FP1105 Action
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Brussels
Cyprus
Estonia
Iceland
Ireland
Lithuania
Malta
Netherlands
Slovakia
Serbia
Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
3.2. Status of Action: FP1105 Participation
• 24 countries participating from a total of 35
• How we can have more countries joining the Action?
• Each country brings 5000€ to the Action
FP1105 Cost Action Links
• COST Action FP1006: Bringing new functions to wood through surface modification
• COST Action FP1205: Innovative applications of regenerated wood fibres
• COST Action FP0901: Analytical techniques for biorefineries
• COST Action MP1006: Fundamental Problems in Quantum Physics
3.3. Budget StatusGrant period: 01/07/2013 - 30/06/2014
Allocated budget: € 149, 700
A. SUMMARY BUDGET
(1) TRAVEL COST FOR MEETINGS 93,910 €
(2) SHORT-TERM SCIENTIFIC MISSIONS 20,000 €
(3) TRAINING SCHOOLS 16,1400 €
(4) PUBLICATIONS, DISSEMINATION, OUTREACH 500 €
(5) OTHER EXPENSES 0 €
B. TOTAL SCIENCE EXPENDITURE (sum of (1) to (5)) 130,550 €
C. Financial & Scientific Administration and Coordination
(max. of 15% of B.) 19,582.5 €
D. TOTAL EXPENDITURE (B+C) 150,132 € .
3.3. Budget Status: Local organiser support
Local organiser support for Coimbra requires MC approval:
45 participants x 20€ per day/per participant = 1,800€ (depends on the number of participants that have finally attended the workshop, so this amount it can vary)
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Agenda1. Adoption of agenda2. Matters arising from previous minutes3. Report from the COST Office
– 3.1 News from the COST Office– 3.2 Status of Action, including participating countries– 3.3 Budget Status, budget planning and allocation process (LOS t.b.a)
4. Progress report of working groups5. Action planning
– 5.1 Annual Progress Conference (preparation and/or feedback from DC)– 5.2 Action Budget Planning– 5.3 Action Planning (including meetings)
• 5.3.1 Location and date of next meeting• 5.3.2 Long-term planning (including anticipated locations and dates of future
meetings)6. STSM status, applications7. Publications, dissemination and outreach activities8. Request for new members9. Promotion of gender balance and of Early Stage Researchers (ESR)10. Non-COST country participations11. AOB
5.2. Action budget planningWorkshops
Title: First workshop
Location: Zurich, Switzerland
Date:11 and 12 November 2014
Number of participants to be reimbursed: 45
Travel costs: £500.00 20,000.00
Accommodation costs (3 nights): 120.00 14,400.00 €
Daily allowance (2 days): £20.00 4,800.00 €
Organisational support: £40.00 1,600.00 €
40,800 €
Title: Second workshop
Location: San Sebastian, Spain
Date: May, 2015
Number of participants to be reimbursed: 45
Travel costs: 500.00 20,000.00€
Accommodation costs (3 nights): £120.00 14,400.00 €
Daily allowance ( 3 days): £20.00 4,800.00 €
Organisational support: £40.00 1,600.00 €
40,800 €
Task group meeting
Title: WG task meetings
Location: t.b.d.
Date: t.b.d.
Number of participants to be reimbursed: 15
Travel costs: 500.00 6,000.00
Accommodation costs (2 nights): 120.00 3,600.00 €
Daily allowance ( 2 days): 20.00 1,800.00 €
Organisational support: 20.00/day 600.00 €
One meeting per WG 12,000.00 €
TRAINING SCHOOLS
Title: t.b.d
Location: t,.b.d
Date: t.b.d
Number of participants to be reimbursed: 20
Trainees Grants: 1000 € 20,000.00
Number of Trainers to be reimbursed: 2
Travel costs: 1,600.00
Organisational support: 20€/day 2,000.00
23,600.00 €
5.3. Action planning: Location of next meeting
Location: Zurich (Switzerland)Dates: 11-12 November 2015Local organiser: Ingo Burget
5.3. Action planning: Long term planning
Location and dates of future meetings:
San Sebastian, May 2015Discussion around perhaps 3-4 smaller focused working group meetings instead of a larger workshop.
6. STSM applications
Approved STSM for 2014 - 2015
Applicant Host Institution Duration (days)
Grant (€)
Heiko Lange Olena Sevastyanova (KTH) 12 1,790
Dr. Emil Engelund Lauri Rautkari (Aalto University) 5 800
8 STSM, 2 already approved and 2 requested
Requested STSM for 2014 - 2015
Applicant Host Institution
Beata Podkościelna Olena Sevastyanova (KTH)
Magdalena Sobiesiak Olena Sevastyanova (KTH)
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Agenda1. Adoption of agenda2. Matters arising from previous minutes3. Report from the COST Office
– 3.1 News from the COST Office– 3.2 Status of Action, including participating countries– 3.3 Budget Status, budget planning and allocation process (LOS t.b.a)
4. Progress report of working groups5. Action planning
– 5.1 Annual Progress Conference (preparation and/or feedback from DC)– 5.2 Action Budget Planning– 5.3 Action Planning (including meetings)
• 5.3.1 Location and date of next meeting• 5.3.2 Long-term planning (including anticipated locations and dates of future
meetings)6. STSM status, applications7. Publications, dissemination and outreach activities8. Request for new members9. Promotion of gender balance and of Early Stage Researchers (ESR)10. Non-COST country participations11. AOB
7. Publications, dissemination and outreach activities
• 2 publications to date:• Need more feedback on this
• No planned dissemination or outreach activities so far.
9. Promotion of gender balance and ESR
Year 1 Year 2Total No. of Individuals 10 2ESRs 35 6Female 4 0
Year 1 Year 20
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
200
147
192
30 3042
66
Total No. of individualsESRsFemale
10. Non-COST country participations
8 Non-COST countriesArgentinaAustralia
BrazilCanadaChina
New ZealandSouth Africa
US