  Some of the important results from the COSY-Juelich spin programme are
summarised. These include the measurement of the deuteron beam momentum through
the excitation of a depolarising resonance, which allowed the mass of the
eta-meson to be determined to high precision. The charge exchange of polarised
deuterons on hydrogen gave rise to a detailed study of the spin dependence of
large angle neutron-proton elastic scattering amplitudes. The measurements of
the cross section and analysing powers for pion production in both pp and pn
collisions at 353 MeV could be described very successfully in terms of a
partial wave decomposition.
