The Europa Science Experience (ESE) is a focal point for welcoming visitors to the Joint Research Centre (JRC) and promoting our values and scientific work to support EU policy making.Located at the JRC Ispra site, ESE is a nearly zero energy building that showcases the European Commission's commitment to sustainability and innovation. The facility embodies the principles of the New European Bauhaus initiative. The ESE features two main spaces. The Cube is a glass-enclosed area that highlights the JRC's rich history and role within the European Commission. In the exhibition area, visitors can explore the impact of JRC research on their daily lives by virtually meeting with scientists or immersing themselves in exciting virtual reality experiences.The facility is also an important tool for educational outreach and groups from secondary schools and universities are welcome. The Europa Science Experience is located in an almost zero energy building at the JRC site in Ispra, Italy The ESE was officially inaugurated by former Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, Mariya Gabriel, on 27 April 2023. It has since hosted a variety of events and activities, including EU institutional events, high-level visits, and educational initiatives aimed at young people. By collaborating with partners and multipliers, ESE is committed to promoting the JRC's message about the significance and accessibility of science.The Europa Science Experience features interactive exhibits and virtual reality experiences Floor plan 18 APRIL 2023Europa Science Experience floor plan Address Europa Science ExperienceVia Enrico Fermi, 274921027 Ispra (VA), Italy
The Europa Science Experience (ESE) is a focal point for welcoming visitors to the Joint Research Centre (JRC) and promoting our values and scientific work to support EU policy making.Located at the JRC Ispra site, ESE is a nearly zero energy building that showcases the European Commission's commitment to sustainability and innovation. The facility embodies the principles of the New European Bauhaus initiative. The ESE features two main spaces. The Cube is a glass-enclosed area that highlights the JRC's rich history and role within the European Commission. In the exhibition area, visitors can explore the impact of JRC research on their daily lives by virtually meeting with scientists or immersing themselves in exciting virtual reality experiences.The facility is also an important tool for educational outreach and groups from secondary schools and universities are welcome. The Europa Science Experience is located in an almost zero energy building at the JRC site in Ispra, Italy
The ESE was officially inaugurated by former Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, Mariya Gabriel, on 27 April 2023. It has since hosted a variety of events and activities, including EU institutional events, high-level visits, and educational initiatives aimed at young people. By collaborating with partners and multipliers, ESE is committed to promoting the JRC's message about the significance and accessibility of science.The Europa Science Experience features interactive exhibits and virtual reality experiences
