6 sites across 5 EU countriesOur headquarters are located in Brussels (Belgium). We have research facilities across 5 EU countriesBelgium (Geel)Germany (Karlsruhe)Italy (Ispra)The Netherlands (Petten)Spain (Seville) The JRC in Brussels (Belgium)The JRC headquarters, situated in Brussels, Belgium, host the office of the Director-General, who is responsible for the overall scientific, technical and financial management of the JRC.The JRC in Geel (Belgium)Since 1960, the JRC in Geel has employed its unique scientific expertise to develop reference materials, measurements, methodologies and tools for EU policies. The JRC in Karlsruhe (Germany)The Karlsruhe site is at the core of JRC research for nuclear safety and security, with the mission of implementing the Euratom Research and Training Programme, and maintaining and disseminating nuclear competences in Europe.The JRC in Ispra (Italy)JRC's Ispra site is considered to be one of Europe's leading research campuses with many laboratories and unique research infrastructures.The JRC in Petten (Netherlands)The JRC in Petten brings together multi-disciplinary expertise in science and research to address Europe’s most pressing challenges, focusing on sustainable energy solutions, nuclear safety, mobility, and climate.The JRC in Seville (Spain)The Joint Research Centre in Seville provides high quality research on key areas, contributing to informing and shaping EU policies.
6 sites across 5 EU countriesOur headquarters are located in Brussels (Belgium). We have research facilities across 5 EU countriesBelgium (Geel)Germany (Karlsruhe)Italy (Ispra)The Netherlands (Petten)Spain (Seville)
The JRC in Brussels (Belgium)The JRC headquarters, situated in Brussels, Belgium, host the office of the Director-General, who is responsible for the overall scientific, technical and financial management of the JRC.
The JRC in Geel (Belgium)Since 1960, the JRC in Geel has employed its unique scientific expertise to develop reference materials, measurements, methodologies and tools for EU policies.
The JRC in Karlsruhe (Germany)The Karlsruhe site is at the core of JRC research for nuclear safety and security, with the mission of implementing the Euratom Research and Training Programme, and maintaining and disseminating nuclear competences in Europe.
The JRC in Ispra (Italy)JRC's Ispra site is considered to be one of Europe's leading research campuses with many laboratories and unique research infrastructures.
The JRC in Petten (Netherlands)The JRC in Petten brings together multi-disciplinary expertise in science and research to address Europe’s most pressing challenges, focusing on sustainable energy solutions, nuclear safety, mobility, and climate.
The JRC in Seville (Spain)The Joint Research Centre in Seville provides high quality research on key areas, contributing to informing and shaping EU policies.
