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How should I acknowledge GliMR and COST in my work?
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How should I acknowledge GliMR and COST in my work?

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Introduction        3

How do I acknowledge GliMR and COST?        4

The acknowledgements elements        4

Where can I find these elements?        5

COST logotype        5

EU-emblem and text        5

Acknowledgement text        6

GliMR logo        6

Reference to GliMR website        6

Boiler plate COST        6

Reference to COST website        6

Which element should I use for my output?        7

Can I see some examples?        8

Poster / Presentation        8

Abstracts        8

Article in scientific journal        8


Introduction

Glioma MR Imaging 2.0 (GliMR) is funded by the COST Association with COST identifier CA18206, to set-up a network reaching out to researchers as well as other relevant stakeholders (such as radiologists, oncologists, caregivers, patient organisation, patients, SME’s and policy makers) involved with research or application of advanced MRI for glioma.

The funding is mainly aiming at creating bridges between these stakeholders and establishing new collaborations, in order to reach the goals set out by the working groups. This translates in the organisation of funded working group and management committee meetings, workshop, summer/training schools, short term scientific missions, inclusiveness target countries grants, and much more. Additionally, several dissemination tools and platforms are funding, resulting in the development of a website, social media accounts, video’s, and publications.

Therefore, it is important to reinforce the presence of the COST brand throughout the Actions’ different communication tools, such as: brochures, flyers, posters, websites, videos, articles in scientific journals, books, etc.


How do I acknowledge GliMR and COST?

The acknowledgements elements

If funded by COST in any way, the output should be acknowledging COST and GliMR as the funding source through the use of a signature block, consisting on some or all of the following element:

  1. COST logotype, as a co-branded signature with
  2. The EU-emblem and the text “Funded by the European Union”
  3. The acknowledgement text, including the title of the COST Action
  4. GliMR logo
  5. A reference to the GliMR website
  6. The boiler plate featuring a description of COST
  7. A reference to the COST website

(Click on the respective link to be referred to the examples below)


Where can I find these elements?

  1. COST logotype

The correct COST logo can be found here (png and jpg).

The components of the logotype are placed in a fixed relationship and should never be altered or modified in any way. Always use the original artwork and avoid creating unofficial versions: don’t stretch (A), modify proportions of the components (B, C), change typography (D), colour (E), change the symbol (F), add or remove components (G), rotate (H), add effects (I), create patterns or use as decorative element (J), use as watermark (K), alternative backgrounds (L, M), add text (N), modify baseline (O).

  1. EU-emblem and text

The correct EU-emblem, including text can be found here (png and jpg).

  1. Acknowledgement text

Use the following text:

This publication is part of the COST Action CA18206 Glioma MR Imaging 2.0, supported by COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology).

  1. GliMR logo

The correct GliMR-logo can be found here (png and jpg).

  1. Reference to GliMR website

Use the following link:

www.glimr.eu

  1. Boiler plate COST

Use the following text:

COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding agency for research and innovation networks. Our Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe and enable scientists to grow their ideas by sharing them with their peers. This boosts their research, career and innovation.

  1. Reference to COST website

Use the following link:

www.cost.eu

Which element should I use for my output?

Depending on the type of output, some of these elements are obligatory. However, this doesn’t mean you cannot add other elements, if space allows it:

Posters / Presentations

Abstracts

Video

Article in scientific journal

Books

COST logo

EU emblem and text

Acknowledgement text

GliMR logo

GliMR website

Boiler plate COST

COST website


Can I see some examples?

Poster / Presentation

Abstracts

Will be added soon.

Article in scientific journal