The main tasks of SCH are to encourage interdisciplinary work, to identify priority research areas, to contribute to the development of the ESF science policy agenda and provide expert advice on science policy actions.
LESC aims at a better understanding of biological, environmental and Earth systems across time and space. LESC covers activities from molecular and systems biology over regional ecosystems to global change of the environment.
EMRC is the Membership Organisation under the ESF of 37 medical research councils in 30 European countries. Its mission is to promote innovative medical research and its clinical application towards improved human health.
The goal of PESC is to become the pan-European platform for innovative research and competitive new ideas. PESC covers chemistry, mathematics, informatics and the computer sciences, physics, fundamental engineering sciences and materials sciences.
The task of SCSS is to advance Social Sciences on a European level by supporting innovative research ideas and approaches from the scientific community.
The main aim of the Marine Board is to facilitate cooperation between its member organisations and promote the profile and development of marine science in Europe.
The European Polar Board is Europe's strategic advisory body on science policy in the Polar Regions. It acts as a voice and high-level facilitator of cooperation between national funding agencies, national polar institutes and research organisations.
The aim of NuPECC is to promote collaborative ventures between nuclear physicists within Europe and particularly between those from countries linked to the ESF.