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COST Actions

COST is the longest-running European framework supporting trans-national cooperation among researchers, engineers and scholars across Europe.

COST funds pan-European, bottom-up networks of scientists and researchers across all science and technology fields (COST does not set any research priorities). These multi- and interdisciplinary networks, called 'COST Actions', promote international coordination of nationally funded research. COST supports high-risk, innovative and emerging research themes.

COST does not fund research itself, but provides support for networking activities carried out within COST Actions. COST Actions are very oriented towards engaging the next generation of young researchers.

COST Actions are active through a range of networking tools, such as meetings, workshops, conferences, training schools, short-term scientific missions (STSMs) and dissemination activities. COST Actions are open to researchers at any career stage from universities, public and private research institutions, as well as to NGOs, industry and SMEs. Actions can expand, as researchers from new countries can join in during the first three years. On the basis of mutual benefit, Near Neighbour Countries and International Partners Countries may join.

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COST invites researchers throughout Europe to submit proposals for COST Actions through a continuous Open Call

Researchers can also apply to join an existing COST Action or become involved in various COST Action activities.

Here, you can browse through all the running COST Actions

COST Actions in which UPV staff participate

ACROSS IC1304: Autonomous control for a reliable Internet of Services

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Specific programme: COST – European Cooperation in Science and Technology
UPV/EHU: Member of the Steering Committee
UPV/EHU PI: Fidel Liberal
Project start: 14/11/2014
Project end: 13/11/2017

Brief description: We are currently witnessing a paradigm shift from the traditional information-oriented Internet to an Internet of Services (IoS). This transition opens up virtually unlimited possibilities for creating and implementing new services. Over time, the ICT landscape will migrate to a global system where new services are essentially large-scale service chains, combining and integrating the functionality of a (possibly huge) number of other services offered by third parties, including cloud services. At the same time, as our modern society becomes increasingly dependent on ICT, these developments raise the need for effective means to ensure the quality and reliability of services running in such a complex environment. Motivated by this, the objective of this Action is to create a European network of experts, both from academia and industry, with the aim of developing autonomous control methods and algorithms for a reliable and quality-aware IoT. Keywords: Service-oriented Internet, Cloud services, Autonomous control, Reliability, Pricing.

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Contact information:

International R&D Office UPV/EHU
Email: proyectoseuropeos@ehu.es