To participate in this forum, you must first be registered as a network member. Your registration will be confirmed by email and you will receive login code and password.

To facilitate exchange of information and knowledge among the network members, we have designed two formats for message display. First, messages may be viewed by subject area. A table appears with the following information per subject area: number of participants, topics proposed, and answers received.
Messages may also be viewed by members. A table appears with the following information per member: member's areas of interest, topics proposed and answers sent.

Med-reunet coordination.
This forum will post information on upcoming meetings and other issues related to Med-Reunet II.

Med-reunet II. Steering Committee
This forum can be used for the communication among the members of the Steering Committee of the Med-Reunet II Support Programme.

Med-reunet II. Advisory Committee
This forum can be used for the communication among the members of the Avisory Committee of the Med-Reunet II Support Programme.

Expressions of interest
This forum is designed to collect expressions of interest and proposals for a future phase of Med-Reunet.

Information for all members.
This forum, with a different display format, is designed for discussion of general topics of interest to all network members, but not specifically related to any one subject area.

When viewing messages by subject area, you can send a topic to all members of that area or specifically to one member. All the answers to each topic will be on display and new topic may be proposed.
When viewing messages by members, you can choose directly to whom you want to send a topic and answers will also be on display.
In both cases, members can attach a file to the message. File size should not exceed 500 Kb.

Website members can also access a forum participation table, showing the participation rate of members and subject areas. Information available includes: network members receiving most topics, most frequent subject areas discussed, most active members, etc.