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COST PARTICIPANTS 2007–8

Researcher	Project	Host Institution(s)
Associate Professor Tomaso Aste Australian National University	Econophysics and complex systems.	Professor Rosario Mantegna Universita di Palermo Italy
Associate Professor Stephen Barrass University of Canberra	Workshop and networking in Firenze, Italy, April 5th, 2008.	Associate Professor Davide Rochesso University IUAV of Venice Italy
Dr Naveen Chilamkurti La Trobe University	A new cross-layer optimisation framework for multimedia transmission over wireless networks.	Dr Yevgeni Koucheryavy Tampere University of Technology Finland
Dr Tiziana Di Matteo Australian National University	Econophysics and complex systems.	Professor Rosario Mantegna Universita di Palermo Italy
Dr Con Doolan University of Adelaide	Large eddy simulation for complex geometries.	Professor Lars Davidson Chalmers University of Technoloy Sweden
Dr Peter In Het Panhuis University of Wollongong	Determining relations between preparation-structure-properties in polymer composite materials: establishing an alliance with COST P12 Action.	Dr Joachim Loos Eindhoven University of Technology Netherlands
Professor Michael Jones Murdoch University	Exploiting C elegans genomics to define the parasitome of plant parasitic nemotodes.	Dr John Jones Scottish Crop Research Institute UK
Professor Wieslaw Krolikowski Australian National University	Disorder creates order: managing light in non-linear disordered media.	Professor Cornelia DENZ Westfalische Wilhelms - Universitat Munster Germany
Associate Professor Sam Reisenfeld University of Technology Sydney	Cognitive radio networks.	Professor Roberto VERDONE Universita Degli Studi Di Bologna Italy
Professor Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop University of Queensland	Photoporation of cells and probing of viscoelastic properties of viscoelastic properties of cells using rotating optical tweezers.	Professor Kishan Dholakia University of St Andrews UK Dr Mattias Goksoer Goteborg University Sweden
Professor Peter Timms Queensland University of Technology	Relationships between chlamydial strains in animals and humans - a genomic sequencing approach.	Professor Konrad Sachse Institute of Molecular Pathogenesis Germany